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Azur Real Hotel - Cordoba, Argentina
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Azur Real Hotel - Cordoba, Argentina
Azur Real Hotel - Cordoba, Argentina

Azur Real Hotel - Cordoba, Argentina

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Cordoba is one of Argentina’s oldest cities. It’s a university city with an eclectic mix of mostly Jesuit historic sites and modern enthusiasm.  The former colonial capital, Córdoba was founded by a Spanish conquistador who named it after Cordoba Spain.  Today, the Argentinean city has a youthful atmosphere. The city is home to six universities including the National University of Córdoba (the oldest university in Argentina and the fourth oldest in the Americas) and not surprisingly, about 10% of the population are students.