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One needs to buy a token called COSPEL from one of those news agent or tobacco shops before boarding the city buses of Cordoba.
So, if you are going to be out late or may end up in a place difficult to find such a place that sells 'cospeles', buy a few of them beforehand.
Written Feb 18, 2007
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A one way ticket in December 2004 from Buenos Aires (Aeroparque) to Cordoba cost 233P/$79USD. This was with Aerolineas Argentina.
The airport in Cordoba is small and easy to get around in. There is a remis booth near the exit. From the airport to El Centro (Plaza San Martin), the cost was 17P/$5.76USD.
You can book a 3 hour city tour at the Solis y Nelson travel agency on 27 de Abril just off the plaza. Cost was about $15USD per person and the tour was in English.
A tour out into the countryside to see 2 old Jesuit estancias/missions was also $15.
A bus ticket (TAC) to Mendoza was 32P/$10.85USD. You can buy tickets at agencies located all over town.
We were told that TAC was a good bus company. However, it turned out to be a horrible trip. In Mendoza we were told that TAC used to be very good, but now it's very bad. I would never take it again given a choice.
Taxi from Plaza San Martin to bus station cost 4P/$1.35USD.
Written Feb 11, 2005
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The best way to behave is with rent to car but it stops that it is necessary money and credit card, after that there are numerous tourist companies that you/they offer many tours that offer comfort and good prices. To be managed alone, the yellow cab costs around $0,50 the Km. Another chance you toasts through the urban communities with fixed price of $0,80 and the intercity ones that vary among $2,25 until the $5 dollars
Written Aug 25, 2002
Written Nov 22, 2004
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Cordoba transportation system is cheap and easy. Taxis are usually less than 2 pesos (less than USD1.00) and there are many taxi companies.
Written Dec 13, 2003
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Long-distance over-night buses from Buenos Aires take 10 hours and are as cheap as $30 one way.
Bus, taxis or bycicle. You can walk in the center and take buses to specific destinations.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Q: What is the best method of transportation from the airport to a hotel in the city center? Will I be able to change U.S. dollars...
A: - taxi - I believe there's no problem, USD are widely accepted in Argentina.
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