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Summer in Córdoba is hot and humid, with temperatures that can exceed 30°C. It is the ideal time for those who want to explore the nearby mountain towns, such as Villa Carlos Paz and La Cumbrecita, where rivers and lakes offer refuge from the heat. However, since it is high season, airfares to Córdoba are usually more expensive. We recommend booking in advance to guarantee airfare deals for Córdoba. It is a vibrant period with many music and theater festivals, especially in Carlos Paz. Don't forget sunscreen and light clothing to enjoy the trails and river swims.

Autumn is considered by many to be the best time to visit the region. Temperatures become very pleasant, between 15°C and 25°C, and the mountain landscape takes on reddish and golden tones. It is an excellent period to find economic flights to Córdoba, as demand decreases after the summer holidays. You will find much more competitive ticket prices for Córdoba. It is the perfect season for historical walks through the Jesuit Block and for tasting local wines in nearby wineries without the crowds of tourists. Low humidity makes outdoor tours extremely comfortable.

Winter is dry and cold, with freezing nights that can get close to 0°C, although sunny days are common. It is the snow season in the higher parts of the mountains, attracting many Brazilians in search of a European climate. Tickets from São Paulo to Córdoba or tickets to Córdoba departing from Porto Alegre may have price peaks in July due to school holidays. It is the ideal time to enjoy Argentina's robust gastronomy, such as locro and empanadas, accompanied by a good Malbec wine. Look for promotional airfares to Córdoba for travel in June or August to save.

Spring brings the rebirth of vegetation and rising temperatures, making the city extremely flowery and inviting. It is a transition period where it is possible to find great airfare deals to Córdoba before the intense summer heat. The city's parks, such as Sarmiento, are filled with students and families enjoying the sun. It is an excellent period for adventure activities, such as paragliding in La Cumbre or trekking in Cerro Champaquí. Keep an eye on the TICKETS.COM.BR flight comparator for Córdoba to capture low fares that usually appear between September and October.

Traveling from Brazil to Córdoba is very simple. As mentioned, you do not need a visa or a passport, just an ID card. The local currency is the Argentine Peso, and although the real is accepted in some tourist places, the exchange rate is rarely favorable. We recommend bringing dollars or using global debit cards that offer the MEP rate (tourist dollar), which is much more advantageous for Brazilians. The time zone difference is usually non-existent or just one hour, facilitating immediate adaptation.

The public transport system in Córdoba uses the Red Bus card, similar to transport cards in Brazilian capitals. For those seeking comfort, transport apps work well in the city. A local tip: Córdoba is a city to be walked, especially the historic center. If you plan to go to the mountains, renting a car is the best option, as the roads are well-signposted and the landscapes are stunning. Traffic in the center can be chaotic during peak hours, just like in São Paulo or Rio.

Prepare your palate! While Brazil has churrasco, Argentina has asado. In Córdoba, you must try the 'choripán' from the stalls in Sarmiento Park, considered one of the best in the country. Another local icon is Fernet with Coca-Cola; Cordobeses are the world's largest consumers of this mixture. Meal times are later than in Brazil: lunch is usually after 1:00 PM and dinner rarely starts before 9:00 PM. The siesta (rest after lunch) is still respected in many smaller businesses, which close between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

To experience the city like a local, visit the Güemes neighborhood on the weekend. It is the city's hipster stronghold, full of art galleries, antique fairs, and hidden bars. Instead of just staying at the historical points, have a coffee in one of the galleries on Belgrano Street. TICKETS.COM.BR tip: For the perfect photo, go to the terrace of Paseo del Buen Pastor during the dancing water show at sunset; the lighting of the Capuchin Church in the background creates a cinematic setting that will yield great memories.