Things to do in Cordoba

Parque Plaza de Colón

Córdoba Zoo Conservation Center

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Plaza de la Corredera

The city center is located near Plaza de la Corredera. A bronze statue stands in the center of the plaza, which is surrounded by a hub of banks and restaurants. The streets extending from here, Jose Cruz Conde and Conde de Gondomar, are bustling with shoppers all day long.

Gran Teatro de Cordoba

Teatro de la Axerquía

Palacio de la Merced

Parque de la Asomadilla

Museum of Fine Arts of Cordoba

The current location of the museum is the former Charity Hospital, which houses a large collection of Andalusian art treasures, mainly covering the works of artists from the 14th to 20th centuries. Among the more notable are paintings by Valdés Real, Zubba, Murillo, Palominos, Antonio de Castillo and Juan de Peñalosa, and Sculptures by Juan de Mesa and Matteo Inuria. The gallery's annex is the Julio Romero de Dores Museum, named after the painter of the same name. Many works by Cordoba are also collected here. He also became one of Spain's most sought-after painters due to his figuratively popular appearance and a certain mystique about him.

Tablao Flamenco El Cardenal

Tablao "El Cardenal" bar has a rich history of over 37 years and is a popular spot for Cordoba flamenco. With its impeccable performance, it won the 2008 Tourism Product Award from the Cordoba Tourism Board. Little is known about the early days of Tablao Flamenco "El Cardenal," but it is remembered that in 1987, under the shelter of the now-vanished Restaurant El Cardenal, a group of friends including Rafael Rodríguez Fernández "Merenque" and Concha Calero's company, driven by their passion for flamenco, began hosting flamenco performances in the basement of Calle Cardenal Herrero near the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral. These performances lasted approximately two years. Currently, the ensemble boasts over 35 years of experience, backed by the steadfast commitment of a business group from Cordoba. Under the artistic direction of the renowned dance duo "Antonio Alcazar and Victoria Palacios," accompanied by award-winning guitarist "Alberto Lucena," they are making their way to the Tablao dance hall at 2 Buen Pastor Street. Their performances honor both the steps and dances of flamenco while paying homage to the Mosque-Cathedral, which to this day remains present under the name El Tablao Flamenco "El Cardenal."

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