The Brochero Trail
The Interpretation Center is part of the Brochero Trail, created in honor of Saint José Gabriel del Rosario Brochero. The trail retraces his childhood, his formation, and his pastoral and social work. It invites visitors to relive his story of service, works and miracles, to visit the places where he lived, and to discover part of the history and geography of Córdoba.
A fully signposted 240 km (150-mile) route of faith links three towns where the Saint left his mark: Villa Santa Rosa, the city of Córdoba, and Villa Cura Brochero.
The route can be traveled on foot, on horseback or by bicycle. Those who complete it are recognized as "Brochero Pilgrims." Each pilgrim receives a passport that is stamped at every stop along the Brochero Trail.
A waymarker was also unveiled to twin the trail with the Camino de Santiago in Galicia, Spain. The Government of Galicia sent this marker as a symbol of the fellowship and cooperation between the two routes.
We invite you to be part of a unique experience at the Cathedral of Córdoba: the Brochero Trail, a journey to discover and reflect on the life and legacy of Saint Brochero, a symbol of faith and service.
Would you like to join us?
Booking your visit is easy: simply make a contribution and choose the date and time that suit you best.
You can change or cancel your booking up to one hour before your chosen time. Don't miss this opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Saint Brochero and strengthen your faith!