Córdoba Botanical Garden

Córdoba, Argentina, Argentina

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Córdoba Botanical Garden is a 6-hectare public green space in Córdoba, Argentina, created in 1997 by the municipal government in the Quebrada de las Rosas neighborhood to promote education, research, and conservation of local flora.

Expanded to its current size by 2005, it features themed sections like a rock garden (rocalla) with palustre zones, aquatic plants, and low-growing species, alongside organized plant collections for sustainable development initiatives.

Part of Argentina's botanical network and affiliated with Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI, code CBA), it offers free daily access (8am-7pm weekdays, 9am-7pm weekends), guided activities, and serves as a vital urban oasis at Yunyent 5491 for biodiversity awareness.