My travel goals 7 of 23: Cordoba "La Docta" and its famous mountain ranges.
Facebook reminded me that two years ago I was happily enjoying the Oktoberfest celebration in Villa General Belgrano’s city. This fest takes place every year and 2018 was the first year that I went there. I hope I’ll go again.
This trip was really improvised. One day I went to the bank to solve a doubt and there they told me that I had another bank account in which
The Oktoberfest celebration in Villa General Belgrano’s city.
I had approx 5000ARS from my scholarship. I didn’t remember that. It was a big surprise to me!
On those days my friends wanted to go to the Oktoberfest so I joined them and I paid for the trip with that money.
The trip was organized by a young-people tourism company. So, all was a party since we took the bus to get there. I came with three friends but these days we know a lot of new people.
As you’ll imagine, in the “beer party” there are a lot of parties and a lot of beer. In those days the city of Villa General Belgrano turns in geman colours and people celebrating, drinking, dancing and drinking a bit more.
The city's beer district.
Despite the streets being full of people and music, the official celebration takes place in the “brewery estate” of the city. There are food trucks and beer, concerts and games as in an amusement park. People there are really happy. How could they not?
Córdoba’s province has precious mountainous landscapes.
I already visited it before and it’s a beautiful place to take a rest. But I got to say to you if that is your plan, you shouldn’t go to Villa General Belgrano in times of Oktoberfest.
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Córdoba is known as "La Docta" (The Learned) for its rich academic and cultural tradition and its intrinsic "beauty," which encompasses both its architecture and historical heritage as well as its natural landscapes.
ReplyDeleteThe term "La Docta" (The Learned) comes from the National University of Córdoba, founded in 1613, which was the first in the country and a center of learning for centuries. This "beauty" is evident in its historic center, its churches, its streets like La Cañada, and the attractiveness of the Sierras de Córdoba that surround it, creating a destination that enchants with its culture and landscapes.
Córdoba is surrounded by the Sierras, offering landscapes of rivers, streams, and springs that contribute to its tourist appeal.
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