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Avenida del Alcázar (Cordoba - Spain)
Avenida del Alcázar
The Avenida del Alcázar runs parallel to the right-hand bank of the Guadalquivir river between the Roman Bridge and the Bridge of...
Calle Cabezas (Cordoba - Spain)
Calle Cabezas
From the Portillo Arch, this narrow street leads past the fortress-tower of the House of the Marquises of El Carpio. The street got its...
Calle Claudio Marcelo
This street is one of the main thoroughfares of the city, and marks the dividing line between the old city and modern Cordoba. It was...
Calle Cruz Conde (Cordoba - Spain)
Calle Cruz Conde
This is one of Cordoba’s main streets, containing the best-known shops in the city. It was opened in 1926, when José Cruz...
Calle de la Feria (calle San Fernando) (Cordoba - Spain)
Calle de la Feria (calle San Fernando)
Since 1862, this street has also been known as Calle San Fernando, after the Christian king who retook Cordoba, but its popular name has...
Calle Gondomar (Cordoba - Spain)
Calle Gondomar
This street is named after the Counts of Gondomar, who had their family home here, and a number of modernist buildings are preserved here,...
Calleja de la Hoguera (Alley of the Bonfire) (Cordoba - Spain)
Calleja de la Hoguera (Alley of the Bonfire)
Situated close by the Mosque-Cathedral, this winding alleyway dating from Moslem times links the streets of Deanes and Céspedes....
Calleja de las Flores (Alley of the Flowers) (Cordoba - Spain)
Calleja de las Flores (Alley of the Flowers)
In the Heart of the Jewish Quarter, not far from the Mosque-Cathedral, we find this charming little street, which everyone who visits...
Calleja del Pañuelo (Alley of the Handkerchief) (Cordoba - Spain)
Calleja del Pañuelo (Alley of the Handkerchief)
The Alley of the Handkerchief, just next to the Mosque-Cathedral, is a must for every visitor to Cordoba. The alleyway starts off from the...
Cuesta del Bailío (Cordoba - Spain)
Cuesta del Bailío (The Bailio Steps)
The central street calle Alfaros leads to the street named Cuesta del Bailío (the Bailio Steps), which was originally one of the...
Gran Capitán Boulevard (Cordoba - Spain)
Gran Capitán Boulevard
The street we know nowadays as the Boulevard of Gran Capitán was originally intended as a pedestrian walkway, and was only later...
Paseo de la Ribera (Cordoba - Spain)
Paseo de la Ribera
The avenue known as Paseo de la Ribera starts at the Plaza de la Cruz del Rastro and ends in Ronda de los Mártires, with the streets...
Plaza de Capuchinos (Cordoba - Spain)
Plaza de Capuchinos
The first impression which strikes the visitor on entering the popular square Plaza de Capuchinos is of an austere design, with the plain,...
Plaza de la Corredera (Cordoba - Spain)
Plaza de la Corredera
CIVIL CONSTRUCTION 17TH CENTURY MODERN ERA Archaeological excavations have unearthed a series of wonderful mosaics...
Plaza de las Tendillas (Cordoba - Spain)
Plaza de las Tendillas
This square is now considered as the city’s main square, and has existed in its present form since the 1920s. Subsequently remodelled...
Plaza de los Aguayo
CIVIL CONSTRUCTION ...
Plaza de Maimónides
The square Plaza de Maimónides, just next to that of Cardenal Salazar, contains, on one of its corners, the Baroque house Casa de...
Plaza de Tiberíades (Cordoba - Spain)
Plaza de Tiberíades
In the heart of the Jewish Quarter just next to the Synagogue, in calle Judíos, there is a small square containing the Monument to...

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