TOURIST LOCATIONS IN AND AROUND CORDOBA
               Points of interest which attract tourists to Cordoba

EASTER
  - Holy week penitents and hooded worshippers, wax and the smell of incense mix to     give the Cordoban Easter a feeling which is proclaimed through Flamenco verse and     traditional Flamenco song. In this way we are introduced to the spiritual Cordoba

MONTH OF MAY:
  - "Semana de las Cruces" (the floral art in the creation of crossings in the streets).
  - The week of the Courtyards (the traditional art in the maintenance of flowers and
    plants in the private courts.)
  - The fair of Cordoba (the holiday party in the street, the dance, the singing and
    the color.)

IN ANY TIME OF THE YEAR:
  - The arabic baths, the tradicional one Hammam, to the style califal, inspired by
    Roman thermal baths.

CROSSED:
  - Pony and trap and bicycle.

WALKS IN CORDOBA

Walk 1 (Santa Maria Neighbourhood)
Convent Church of S Jose (S.Cayetano), Puerta del Colodro, Monument after Manolete, Parish Church Santa Marina, Convent Church Santa Isabel de los Angeles, Convent Church St. Agustin, Palacio de los Marqueses de Viana.
This neighbourhood was originated en the 13th Century, and it cobres the Northern area of the Eastern historic center. It is called Santa Marina after the Galician martir of the 2nd Century. This neighbourhood is the largest collatio, or neighbourhood from the early Middle Age, in the city.    [view picture]

Walk 2 (San Lorenzo Neighbourhood)
Parish of S.Lorenzo, Hospital de Jesús de Nazareno, Church Juramento de S. Rafael, Parish Church Nuestra Señora de Gracia (Padres Trinitarios), City Walls Marrubial.
Its origin date from the 13th Century, when the city was conquered by Fernando III el Santo and it was divided into different Parishes. It was named after St Lorenzo, mártir in the Roman Age whose cult was very much extended in Spain and Italy.    [view picture]

Walk 3 (San Andrés Neighbourhood)
Parish Church S. Andrés, Casa de los Luna, Casa de los Villalones, Convent Church S.Pablo, Convent Church Santa Marta.
It is located in central area of the historical centre of Cordoba, bordered by a main street wich cosses it from East to west. It was also founded after the Reconquets in the 13th Century, part of its urban planning belongs to the last moslem stage.    
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And always the Arabic and Cordoban joy, dance, song, sun and gastronomy.

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