From USA or Europe

You have to fly to Cordoba airport (COR). There are three ways to get there:

+ Through Santiago (Chile)

- From USA: You can fly to Santiago de Chile and from there to Cordoba by Lanchile  (http://www.lanchile.com).

- From Europe: You can fly to Santiago de Chile by either Iberia or Lanchile, and from there to Cordoba only by Lanchile. You don't need to  change airport in order to get to Cordoba, the connections in Santiago are quite good and the airport is comfortable.


+ Through Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Carriers: there are probably many carriers that fly to Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro (United Airlines for sure). However, from Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro  to Cordoba you can only fly by Gol (http://www.voegol.com.br). If you take a direct flight from Sao Paulo to Cordoba (that is, not through Paraguay, for example), it takes around 4 hours to get there.

Pros:You don´t have to change airport.
Cons: Some people do not like Sao Paulo's airport.


+ Through Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Carriers: there are several companies flying to Ezeiza international airport in Buenos Aires (Iberia, Ahtalia, Lufthansa, Air France and British Airways form Europe, and United Airlines, Delta, from USA). From there you need to change airport (from Ezeiza  to Jorge Newbery -also known as Aeroparque-
airport). Several argentinian airlines fly from Buenos Aires to Cordoba - Lan , Aerolineas Argentinas, Austral (http://www.aereolineas.com.ar) -. A flight from Buenos Aires to Cordoba takes an hour.

Pros: you might want to stay in Buenos Aires for some time on your way to/back from Cordoba. In which case it makes sense to fly through Buenos Aires.

Cons: You have to change airport.

Tips: If you stay in Buenos Aires, you might want to go to San Telmo and check out the local culture. You might also want to go to the Puerto Maderos area for diner or a drink by the river. When changing airports, use either a remis or a shuttle service that you pay for in the airport itself (there are several shuttle services of this type in Ezeiza and Aeroparque, a well known one is Manuel Tienda Leon), *don't* take a taxi outside the airport (there are big changes that you might be overcharged, etc). Similarly, if you stay in Buenos Aires, ask your hotel front desk to get you a remis or taxi by phone and get the front desk to ask the company for a rough estimate of how much you are going to pay.

--------------How to get downtown from Cordoba Airport -----------------

You can take a taxi or remis from the airport to Cordoba. It costs around 30 Pesos tops (~ 10 dollars).  If you do so, be sure to contract for it at the airport, do not take a taxi or remis outside. You can also take the shuttle service (Transfer Cordoba ), or a bus, but we do not recomend the latter. For more information go to www.aa2000.com.ar.

From Latin America

If you are coming form Chile, Uruguay, Brasil, Paraguay or Peru, there is the alternative to travel by bus. There are several companies that arrive at Córdoba´s Bus Terminal

+ From Chile: 

- Crucero del Norte (www.crucerodelnorte.com.ar)
- El Rápido Internacional (www.elrapidoint.com.ar)
- Tur Bus (www.turbus.com)
- Cata Interancional (www.catainternacional.com)

+ From Brasil: 

- You can go form several Brazilian cities (Brasilia, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre and Curitiba) directly to Córdoba by Pluma (www.pluma.com.br).
- From Porto Alegre there is also the possibility to travel by Flecha Bus (www.flechabus.com.ar)

+ From Uruguay: 

You can go from Montevideo to Córdoba by either EGA (Terminal Tres Cruces - tel:  402 51 64 - 402 51 67 - 402 51 68) or ENCON (Terminal Tres Cruces - tel: 403 51 29 - 403 53 72).

+ From Paraguay: 

You Can travel from Asunción to Córdoba by Brújula (Pdte. Franco 985 c/Colón, tel:441-720 / 491-720/ 441-729, or Terminal de Omnibus de Asunción, ventanillas 41 - 46)

+ From Perú:

La Veloz del Norte (www.lavelozcallcenter.com.ar) goes form Lima to Córdoba.