Sala El Potro, Cordoba

Museo de Bellas Artes de Córdoba

The Museum of Fine Arts in Córdoba is housed in the former Hospital of Charity, and showcases regional art from the 14thto 20thcenturies, with a focus on Andalusian Baroque paintings by artists like Zurbarán, Antonio del Castillo, Valdés Leal and Palomino

Museo Julio Romero de Torres

The Museum Julio Romero de Torres is dedicated to the eponymous local artist, displays a good collection of his works which include nudes, flamenco dancers and bullfighters

Posada del Potro

Built as a traditional 15thcentury Andalusian house surrounding a central courtyard, the Posada del Potro is an inn that has been immortalized by Cervantes in Don Quixote

Plaza de la Corredera

The Plaza de la Corredera is a 17th century square in the centre of Cordoba that has historically been the site of important events, from Roman circuses to horse-races, bullfights, Inquisition lynching and French Revolution executions

Museo Arqueologico de Cordoba

Located in the old Palace of the Páez de Castillejo, the Archaeological Museum of Cordoba showcases over 33,000 artifacts from prehistoric times to the Moorish period in the Middle Ages

Hammam al Andalus Banos Arabes

The Hammam al Andalus Banos Arabes offers an indulgent Andalusian spa experience in a traditional Arab hammam

Roman Temple

The Roman Temple of Cordoba dates back to the 1stcentury AD, and all that remain today are the archaeological ruins which are on display in the Archaeological Museum

Calleja de las Flores

The Calleja de las Flores or Alley of Flowers is a charming street that runs from Calle Velázquez Bosco to a plaza that offers a good view of the Mosque-Cathedral tower

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is a historical landmark with a rich, storied past that is evident in its architectural details which have Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements

Historic Centre of Cordoba

The Historic Centre of Cordoba is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique ensemble of cultural attractions, which preserve the marks of the Roman, Visigothic, Islamic, Judaist and Christian groups that have variously occupied the area

Sala El Potro, Cordoba