The Province of Cordoba limits to the north with Catamarca and Santiago; to the east with Santa Fe and Buenos Aires; to the south with La Pampa; and to the west, with La Rioja and San Luis. It is located 710 kilometres away from Buenos Aires, 670 kilometres from Mendoza, 578 kilometres from San Miguel de Tucumán and 329 kilometres from the City of Santa Fe.

Travelling by Bus
There is several bus lines coming from Buenos Aires and from several other areas of the Nation: Flecha bus, El Turista and TATA just to mention a few of them.

Other lines departing from different areas of the country are:
Panamericano, El Serrano, Mar del Plata, Cacorba, TAC and El Rápido.

Starting from Cordoba, you can chose between several direct ways towards Mar del Plata, Paraná, San Miguel de Tucumán, San Luis, San Juan, Santa Fe, Salta and San Carlos de Bariloche. The Train of the Sierra, on the other hand, connects the distance between Cordoba and Capilla del Monte.

Travelling by car
A well-supplied road network communicates the city of Cordoba with different points throughout the Country and abroad. National Route N° 9 comes from the north; from the east you can take National Route N° 19; National Route N° 36 links the city with the southern regions, connecting also with National Routes number 35 and number 8 in the area of Rio Cuarto; from the west you can come by Provincial Route N° 28.

Other routes:

From Villa Carlos Paz (Cordoba): National Routes 38 and 20.

From Cosquín, La Falda, La Cumbre and Capilla del Monte (Córdoba): National Route 38 and Provincial Route E55 (Cordoba).

From Santa Rosa de Calamuchita and Villa General Belgrano (Cordoba): Provincial Routes 5 and C45 (Cordoba) and National Route 20.

From Villa Dolores and Mina Clavero (Cordoba): National Routes 20, 38 and 20 (sic).

From the Province of Buenos Aires, Salta, Jujuy, Tucumán and Santiago del Estero: National Route 9.

From the provinces of Formosa, Chaco and Santa Fe: National Routes 11 and 19.

From the provinces of Misiones, Corrientes and Entre Rios: National Routes 11 and 19.

From the provinces of Catamarca and La Rioja: National Route 38 and Provincial Route E55.

From the Province of San Juan: National Routes 20, 38 and 20 (sic).

From the provinces of Mendoza: National Routes 7, 146, 20, 38 and 20 (sic).

From the Province of San Luis: National Routes 146, 20, 38 and 20 (sic).

From the Province of La Pampa: National Routes 35, 36 and 8.

From the Andean Patagonia Region: National Routes 40, 258, 237, 151 and Provincial Route 20 (La Pampa). And by the National Routes 143, 152, 35, 8 and 36.

From the Atlantic Patagonia Region: National Routes 3, 35, 8 and 36.

Travelling by plane
There is a large number of international arrivals and departures to and fro the Ing. A. Ambrosio L. V. Taravella International Airport from several cities of the world.