Luggage Storage Cordoba ARG

Córdoba and its landscapes attract tourists from the country and the world to immerse themselves in a unique succession of images, cultural nuances, and sensations. If you’re among these lucky visitors, eager to explore the province’s beauty unencumbered by heavy luggage, consider Radical Storage. We provide a convenient, secure, and affordable luggage storage solution in Cordoba for storing your belongings, freeing you to fully immerse yourself in the vibrant travel experiences the city offers.

Our reliable and trusted partners, (local businesses) are committed to ensuring the safety and security of your bags while you uncover the city’s charm. With a standard rate of €5 per day/per bag and a security guarantee of up to nearly €3000, there’s no need to lug around heavy bags in Córdoba. Navigate your trip hands-free and with a peace of mind, thanks to Radical Storage’s services.

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Frequently off the tourist track, Córdoba, Argentina’s oldest city, boasts a blend of historic Jesuit sites and a youthful energy, courtesy of its six universities, including the National University of Córdoba, one of the oldest in the Americas. A cultural hub, Córdoba’s renowned art museums house works from Argentina’s finest artists and international masters like Picasso and Goya, offering an enriching experience of both historic and modern arts. So, if you’re in Córdoba, check out our luggage storage facilities so you won’t have to carry all your backpacks around discovering this city.

• Paseo del Buen Pastor
• Paseo de las Artes

Getting from Córdoba Airport to Córdoba

Cordoba Pajas Blancas Airport is approximately 10km away from Cordoba city center (road distance is about 14km), which is about a 20-minute drive. You can opt for AeroBus, a shuttle service that operates between the airport and the city’s main bus terminal. The journey, due to the various stops, takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Note that tickets must be purchased with a reloadable Red Bus card available at the airport kiosks. Alternatively, the city bus (route 25) is the cheapest, but longest option, taking about 2 hours. The Red Bus card is also required for this service. Taxis are the quickest option and can be found outside the Cordoba Argentina Airport.

They cost around $10. Remises, or private cars, cost around $20 and need to be booked in advance or from their kiosk at the airport. Car rental services are available at the airport for those who prefer independent travel, with major providers such as Hertz, Avis, and Europcar present. For larger groups, bus rentals can be arranged, preferably booked in advance.

Things to do when in Córdoba

Cordoba is a city rich in history and culture, so take your time to explore and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere.

Visit the Jesuit Block. Cordoba’s Jesuit block (Manzana Jesuítica) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It includes the Church of the Society of Jesus, the University of Cordoba, the Montserrat School, and several residences. A visit here is one of the top things to do in Cordoba.

Explore the Paseo del Buen Pastor. Once a women’s prison, it was renovated in 2005 and is now prominently placed among the city’s nightlife. It is one of the locations to visit in Cordoba, with afternoon and evening entertainment ranging from historical, cultural, or artistic exhibits to concerts. Don’t miss the popular water show at the complex’s central fountain.

Stroll through Paseo de las Artes. This art market in the Guemes neighborhood is a fantastic place to browse unique crafts, taste local food, and enjoy street performances. It comes alive during the weekend and is a great way to spend a lazy afternoon.

Visit the Evita Fine Arts Museum (Museo Superior de Bellas Artes Evita - Palacio Ferreyra). Housed in a beautiful early 20th-century mansion, this museum displays a collection of art ranging from pre-Columbian times to the present.

Check out the Cathedral of Córdoba: One of the oldest churches in Argentina, this cathedral features stunning baroque architecture. Cathedral of Córdoba tours are available to take visitors into the crypt, towers, and other areas not open to the general public. Be sure to check out the cathedral’s intricate altar made of silver.