Centro Cultural España-Córdoba, Cultural center in Córdoba, Argentina.

Centro Cultural España-Córdoba occupies a house built between 1871 and 1876 for the Garzón Maceda family at Entre Ríos 40, in central Córdoba. Later alterations gave it a Romanesque cast, with three courtyards that order the rooms. The first patio holds exhibition rooms, the second an aljibe (cistern), the third a concert auditorium; the complex also contains the Un Perro Andaluz auditorium, the Mediateca Enterate and Radio Eterogenia.

The building was constructed in 1871 by the Garzón Maceda family and was transformed into a cultural institution in 1998 through Spanish-Argentine cooperation. This conversion marked the beginning of its role as a center for artistic and cultural activities.

The center's name honors Spain, and its program is run jointly by the AECID and the Municipality of Córdoba. Radio Eterogenia, launched on 17 May 2010, Internet Day, streams interviews, sound experimentation, theater and music programs around the clock and belongs to a network of Spanish cultural-center radios such as Ondas Ayvú in Asunción and Radio Concón in Santo Domingo.

The center welcomes visitors on most weekdays with free access to exhibitions and the Mediateca library. It is advisable to check exact opening hours as these may vary depending on the season or special events.

Radio Eterogenia began test broadcasts in December 2009 and launched officially on 17 May 2010, Internet Day. It streams online around the clock and belongs to a chain of virtual stations from Spain's cultural centres, including Ondas Ayvú in Asunción and Radio Concón in Santo Domingo, and is affiliated with Radio Exterior de España.