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Located in a charming Moorish building with a colonnaded courtyard, El Zoco is the municipal craft market of Cordoba, selling artisan Spanish handicrafts such as leather ware, filigree, ceramics, jewelry, art and trinkets..
Located in a charming Moorish building with a colonnaded courtyard, El Zoco is the municipal craft market of Cordoba, selling artisan Spanish handicrafts such as leather ware, filigree, ceramics, jewelry, art and trinkets.
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Calle de Tomás Conde, 5, 14004 Córdoba, Spain
+34 957 20 37 81
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