Cordoba Travel Blogs - Page 2

June 29th - Last night Neil had the remaining 6 beers and liked them all.  Emma felt a bit left out so she ordered a bellini (not really a travellers drink!!).  Today we just walked around the town and chilled out, and went to the supermarket to stock up for our bus journey tomorrow as th…

Perú, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile... ...I across South America alone with my Diary

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Argentina e Uruguai

I returned to Cordoba just in time to make the big move into a bigger apartment on Velez Sarfield Blvd. facing the Velez Sarfield Plaza. The apartment is about 5 blocks from the old one in a brand new building. We were one of the firsts to move in so we suffered a few set backs with the building in…

cordoba is apparently famous because of its colonial architecture and also in that it has the largest medical school in south america further reminding me of the misery that i have left behind at home. i allow myself an evil chuckle as the girl sitting next to me in the internet cafe is furiously c…

Carlos Paz

Mis viajes de toda la vida

So we left our intrepid travellers on a night bus to Bariloche after a thoroughtly dissappointing nature watch on the penninsular ( except the penguins, they are always ace, even in that piece of shit Happy feet film, at least the mexican sounding penguins were good !). Bus was the same as ever, no…

Since the beginning of this program, I have eaten out a lot. I say that as I indulge in a crazy layered café concoction at Martinez. This weekend though, was special. My Cordoba travbuddy and I decided to indulge in a higher experience. We spent hours at one of the best restaurants in Cordoba.…

Our route through Central and South America..

    All of the exchange students going on the North Trip met in the Plaza in front of Patio Olmos to  depart for our two week long trip through the North of Argentina.  We met at eleven o´clock at night to get on the bus.  The 49 of us began our last adventure togethe…

Cordoba - well what can we say as we didn't actually see much of it! This stop was mainly for visiting Ailsa whilst she's on her year abroad. We wandered around the center for a bit and found this lovely market that was definately the best we have found so far on our travels around South America. T…

As you can now tell by location I managed to take the bus and survived the 20 hour bus journey! The bus journey itself was actually very enjoyable even though it ended up taking 23 hours and I did not leave the bus once. We went with a bus company which had Cama Coche seats, basicall…

Viajo América do sul para 6 meses