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| Cordoba Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Mezquita. Outside door. Mezquita. Outside door. Chemi Situated in the center of Andalusian Autonomous Region, Cordoba is a great cultural referring in Europe. This ancient city, which has been declared World Heritage Site, is a mixture of the diverse cultures that settled in it throughout history. Very few places in the world can boast of having been the capital of Hispania Ulterior under the Roman Empire, and the capital of the Al-Andalus (highly civilized Arab state in Southern Europe) and the Caliphate. Such splendour is palpable in the intellectual wealth of this centre of wisdom and knowledge, that has seen the birth of figures like Seneca, Averroes and Maimonides. The historic quarter of Cordoba is a beautiful network of small streets, alleys, squares and whitewashed courtyards arranged around the Mosque-Cathedral, which reflects the importance of the city during medieval times. Nowadays Córdoba is also a modern city, very well connected to the other Andalusian capitals by the high speed train (AVE) and a very extensive railway network linking it to all the big cities, like Madrid and Seville. Inside the city is very easy and fast to reach your destination due to an efficient public transport system. Cordoba is also synonymous with art, culture and leisure, thanks to a myriad of cultural events that are organised here throughout the year: Flamenco festivals, concerts, ballet and other activities that are complemented by a number of museums and an exciting nightlife. Meanwhile, the province has very beautiful villages like Priego de Córdoba, an example of Spanish baroque; Zuheros, the typical white Andalusian village with a well situated castle or Montilla. 'Parque Nacional de la Sierra de Hornachuelos' In Hornachuelos and 'Parque Natural de las Sierras Subbéticas' in Cardeña are interesting natural reserves. _________Sights Edit This basilica near site entrance, Medinat Al-Zahara basilica near site entrance, Medinat Al-Zahara davidx Quite a lot of museums in Cordoba are free of entrance fee for inhabitants of the EU. This is also true for the rest of Spain. Display all or display just: Historical Buildings Hotspots Medieval Quarter Memorials Museums Palaces Religious Buildings Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos Edit This Moorish fortress that exemplifies impressive military architecture. type: Historical Buildings World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 42 01 51 address: Plaza Santo de los Mártires open: May-Sept, Tues-Sat 10am-2pm and 6-8pm, Sun 10am-2pm; Oct-Apr, Tues-Sat 9:30am-3pm and 4:30-6:30pm, Sun 9:30am-3pm. Conjunto Arqueológico Madinat Al-Zahra Edit This basilica near site entrance, Medinat Al-Zahara basilica near site entrance, Medinat Al-Zahara photo by: davidx Site of ancient city built as capital, dating from the 10th century, that is v\better known as the Moorish Versailles, though there is little similarity. The building of the city took a third of the Cordoban state revenue for about 10 years and the city was designed to impress all who saw it. Many arches have been restored but much is at ground level, including the five aisled mosque. It is now easy to get to the sitewithout a car as there is a tourist bus, bookable at the information centre or most hotels where you pay €5 for the return journey and a good guidebook. type: Historical Buildings World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 32 91 30 address: Carretera Palma de Río, open: Tues-Sat 10am-1:30pm and 6-8:30pm, Sun 10am-1:30pm Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba Edit This Built in the 8th century and rivalled only by the mosque at Mecca, the Mosque now also houses a cathedral. type: Religious Buildings World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 47 05 12 address: Torrijos and calle Cardenal Herrero, open: May-Sept, daily 10am-7pm; Oct-Apr, daily 10am-6pm. Museum of Fine Art Edit This Medieval paintings from Andalucia and Spanish Baroque art. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 47 33 45 address: Plaza del Potro 1 open: Tues 3-8pm; Wed-Sat 9am-8pm; Sun and public holidays 9am-3pm Museum of Julio Romero de Torres Edit This photo Museum dedicated to the Cordoba painter Julio Romero de Torres. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 49 19 09 address: Plaza del Potro open: Oct-Apr, Tues-Sat 10am-2pm and 5-7pm; May-Sept, Tues-Sat 10am-2pm and 6-8pm, Sun 9:30am-3pm Plaza del Cristo de los Faroles. Edit This The most impressive square, the best time is the sunset or night. A Christ in the Cross statue adorned with lot of old lanterns, candles and flower in a very quiet atmosphere. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] address: Cuesta del Bailio (Close to Alfaros street). Palacio de Viana Edit This Former residence of the Marquise of Viana, is an impressive museum featuring furniture, tapestries, porcelain, tiles, paintings, leatherwork, muskets, a 7000-volume library and extensive gardens spread out over 14 patios. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle de Santa Isabel Bull Fighting Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 20 10 56 address: Plaza de las Bulas open: Tues-Sat 10:30am-2pm and 6-8pm, Sun 9:30am-3pm Calleja de las Flores. Edit This Very close to the Mezquita, at the tower side. Beautiful narrow street, full of flower with a wonderful tiny square at the end and amazing sights of the Mezquita's Tower. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calleja de las Flores. Sinagoga Edit This At the centre of the quarter is the synagogue, one of only three in Spain. A Mudéjar construction dating from 1315 the interior includes a gallery for women and plaster work with inscriptions from Hebrew psalms. type: Religious Buildings World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 957 20 29 28 address: Calle de los Judíos open: Tues-Sat 10am-2pm and 3:30-5:30pm; Sun 10am-1:30pm Synagogue Edit This At the centre of the quarter is the synagogue, one of only three in Spain. A Mudéjar construction dating from 1315 the interior includes a gallery for women and plaster work with inscriptions from Hebrew psalms. type: Medieval Quarter World66 rating: [rate it] Arabian Baths Edit This Old Arabian baths. type: Medieval Quarter World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle de Comedias Statue of Maimonides Edit This One of the most famous Jewish philisophers is honoured by a small statue in La Juderia. type: Medieval Quarter World66 rating: [rate it] Museo Archeologico Edit This This museum had an early stroke of luck - the discovery of an actual Roman patio on site which, with some of its artefacts, is now incorporated. However it is not only the Roman exhibits which are impressive. Some of the prehistoric sculpteres of bulls and lions are immensely impressive as are the remains from Medinat Al Zahara, including a well known sculpture of a musk deer. The museum is free to EU citizens but at €1.50 it is unlikely to break the bank for others! type: Memorials World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza Jeronimo 7 tel: 957 474 011 zipcode: http://www.andalucia.com/cities/cordoba/archmus.htm __________Tours and Excursions Edit This Tours and Excursions in Cordoba... Contributors January 26, 2005 new by euroadventures [Add New] Southern province villages. Edit This Some interesting villages in the Southern province of Córdoba are: Priego de Córdoba. Great example of Andalusian baroque. Zuheros. Typical Andalusian white village with an impressive Castle hanging on a rock. Montilla. Lucena. World66 rating: [rate it] Cordoba’s Mosque, Alcazar and Old Quarter Walking Tour (Half Day Private Tour) Edit This photo Half-day guided walking tour to visit Cordoba’s Mosque (La Mezquita) and Jewish quarter, walk the Calle de los Judios (Street of the Jews) to the ancient synagogue and then the Alcazar… Cordoba is one of the three great Moorish cities of Andalucia where the Moorish atmosphere blends with the best produced by its Christian liberators. Capital of Moorish Spanish, with an impressive 8th century Mosque, now a Cathedral. Half-day guided visit of the Mosque & Jewish quarter, see the Statue of Maimonides and walk the Calle de los Judios (Street of the Jews) to the ancient more.. World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.euroadventures.net address: Cordoba tel: +34 986 22 13 99 email: tours@euroadventures.net Cordoba’s Mosque and Old Quarter Walking Tour (Half Day Private Tour) Edit This photo Cordoba is one of the three great Moorish cities of Andalucia where the Moorish atmosphere blends with the best produced by its Christian liberators. Capital of Moorish Spanish, with an impressive 8th century Mosque, now a Cathedral. Half-day guided visit of the Mosque & Jewish quarter, see the Statue of Maimonides and walk the Calle de los Judios (Street of the Jews) to the ancient synagogue and also the Alcazar. World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.euroadventures.net tel: +34 986 22 13 99 email: tours@euroadventures.net _____________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Nightlife in Córdoba (as in almost all Spain) is endless. Pubs are supposed to close at 3:00 am, but actually they don't! After that hour, the bartender close the Pub's door and, to get in, you've got to knock the door. They open it and... surprise: the party has just started! Display all or display just: Bars & Cafes Clubs and dancing Dancing Flamenco Theatres Wine bars Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Entertainment place] Plaza de la Corredera. Edit This A lot of bars in this beautiful place, nice enviroment and nice people. type: Wine bars World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza de la Corredera. El Tablero Edit This Great cinemas, bars and restaurants. type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: Tablero Maná Edit This Big club to dance all night. type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Polígono industrial de Chinales. Bar El Juramento Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Juramento 6 Casa Miguel Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Plaza San Miguel 7 La Canoa Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Pasaje Ronda Los Tejares18-20 tel: 957 47 17 61 The Bodega Campos Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Lineros 32 Casa Rubio Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Puerta de Almodóvar 5 tel: 957 29 00 64 Bar Circulo Taurino Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Manuel Maria Arcona 1 tel: 957 48 18 62 Esteban Perez Alcudia. Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Zarza 29 tel: 957 121 806 El Cardenal Edit This type: Flamenco World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Torijos, 12 tel: 957 48 31 12 Disco Plato Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Gongera10 tel: 957 48 52 46 Disco Cahira Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Calle Conde de Roblado Vial Norte Edit This Vial Norte (Paseo de Córdoba) A lot of modern bars in the newest part of the city. Cute people and fancy pubs. type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Paseo de Córdoba ____________-Festivals Edit This MAY - ¡MAYO! The best time to visit the city. 'The Month of Córdoba'. Feria de Córdoba - Last week in May, a huge fair of drinking, dancing, eating, and not working. Flamenco and salsa music. Highly recommended, the funniest party ever! Cruces de Mayo - 1st week of May. Very funny, a lot of public squares in the city center, the old city, with big crosses flower-made, with music and drinks full of people having fun! Cata de Vino-Montilla Moriles Cordovan Wine tasting fair. Very good wines and music in a huge tent in the city center. Festival de Patios - About 2 weeks during May. People living in the ancient districts of Cordoba are proud to open their courtyards to visitors and participate in a contest in which colourful plants and different elements invite to contemplate the beauty of traditional style houses. MARCH-APRIL Semana Santa (The Week Before Easter) - Processions throughout town involving scenes from the life of Christ, bands, and penitents. Very nice cultural exhibition across this beautiful city. Approximately six processions each night from 6 p.m. to midnight. JULY Festival Internacional de la Guitarra - The city become the world Guitar Capital during two weeks full of concerts featuring the top world guitar players and bands ranging from Jazz to Blues, Classic and of course, Flamenco. Excellent music and dance seminars, courses and conferences about guitar. http://www.guitarracordoba.com FEBRUARY-MARCH Carnaval A typical Andalusian carnival (not as huge as Cadiz's one, but very funny too). The city center is full of disguised people during the weekend, funny songs are sang throughout city squares. ____________-Things to do Edit This Hammam - Arabic baths - Just 5 minutes walking distance west of the mosque there is a modern Arabic bath, recreating the antique ones. During the golden times of the western caliphate Cordoba was said to have more than 400 hundreds baths. The atmosphere in this one is delicious and a session of two hours (including a massage) can be a relaxing experience. Highly recommended. - Hammam (only in Spanish). Drive an electric car to discover one of the largest historical downtowns in Europe. The electric car is equipped with a GPS touristic assistant which gives spoken information on the monuments within 100 meter. Descriptions available in Spanish, English, and French. Besides, there are 10 exclusive parking spots to park the electric car. From 30€ for 2 hours. 2 seats and 4 seats cars available. - Blobject Take a Segway Tour in Cordoba, passing by places which are normally missed by the visitor. English spoken tours. From 30€ per person - Blobject Vision Walking Tours - An excellent walking tour of the old city, Alcázar, Synagogue, and Mezquita. steep at €27 (no reductions) but worth it. (includes entry to buildings). |
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Córdoba è una città situata nell'Argentina centrale, ai piedi della catena montuosa Sierras Chicas, sulle rive del fiume Primero, circa 700 km a nord-ovest di Buenos Aires. É la capitale dell'omonima provincia. Conta quasi 1.300.000 abitanti, ed è la seconda città dell'Argentina per popolazione. É un importante centro industriale, ma mantiene molti dei suoi edifici storici risalenti all'epoca coloniale.
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Patio Olmos
El Centro è il distretto commerciale più importante, con negozi d'abbigliamento, alimentari, elettronica, calzature, nonché le sedi delle banche più importanti come la Banca di Córdoba e altre istituzioni bancarie private. Vi è anche una grande varietà di ristoranti, dai più economici ai più lussuosi. Siti di interesse turistico sono la piazza San Martín, il Blocco Gesuita (dichiarato Patrimonio dell'Umanità dall'UNESCO) e il Museo Genaro Perez. Le vie principali sono Humberto Primo, Avenida Colón, General Paz, Dean Funes e 27 de Abril, dove ferma buona parte degli autobus.
Quartiere Cerro de las Rosas
Cerro de las Rosas è un distretto molto grande. É noto per i suoi ristoranti e per i negozi di vendita al dettaglio (abbigliamento, alimentari, attrezzature sportive). É un quartiere storico dove si trovano gli edifici più vecchi e le scuole più prestigiose. Il quartiere è anche ricco di locali notturni. Urca è il secondo distretto per importanza dopo Cerro de las Rosas. É il quartiere dell'alta borghesia. Anch'esso è ricco di negozi d'abbigliamento e ristoranti. La chiesa di Maria Madre del Redentor è situata sulla riva del fiume Suquia. Le vie principali sono Emilio Lamarca e Menendez Pidal. Nueva Córdoba è il quartiere più grande. In esso si trovano centri commerciali come il Patio Olmos, grandi edifici, pub, discoteche, piazze, ristoranti, supermercati ed altri centri per lo shopping e per lo svago. Di grande interesse culturale è il Palacio Ferreyra, situato all'angolo fra Hipólito Yrigoyen e Chacabuco.
La Cattedrale
Ciudad Universitaria (il quartiere universitario) si trova nella parte meridionale della città, nei pressi del Parque Sarmiento. La maggior parte delle facoltà dell'Università Nazionale di Córdoba hanno sede in questo quartiere, così come un'altro importante ateneo, lo UTN, nel quale si insegnano materie di ambito tecnico-scientifico. Anche lo Zoo di Córdoba è situato in questo quartiere. Argüello dista circa 6 chilometri da Cerro de Las Rosas. Qui hanno sede numerose scuole superiori e collegi rinomati. Durante i decenni più recenti, questo quartiere ha conosciuto una crescita e uno sviluppo costanti, specialmente nella zona del Barrio La Carolina.
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Chiesa dei Cappuccini
Córdoba fu fondata nel 1573 da Jerónimo Luis de Cabrera e prese il proprio nome dall'omonima città spagnola. Fu una delle prime capitali coloniali della regione che ora costituisce l'Argentina (più vecchie sono Buenos Aires, fondata nel 1536 e Santiago del Estero, fondata nel 1553). L'Università Nazionale di Córdoba è la più vecchia del Sudamerica. Fu fondata nel 1613 dall'Ordine dei Gesuiti. Alla fine della seconda guerra mondiale, Córdoba divenne un centro importante per l'industria aeronautica argentina, sede della fabbrica di velivoli militari dell'Argentina, la Fábrica Militar de Aviones. Il governo argentino offrì ai tecnici tedeschi della Focke-Wulf incarichi nel proprio istituto di tecnica aeronautica, l'Instituto Aerotécnico in Córdoba. Molti vi si trasferirono nel 1947. L'Instituto Aerotécnico divenne successivamente la Fábrica Militar de Aviones. Diede impiego agli uomini della Focke-Wulf finché il presidente Juan Domingo Perón non fu deposto da un colpo di stato nel 1955. La Fábrica è stata acquisita dalla Lockheed Martin negli anni '90. Córdoba ha numerosi monumenti storici conservati dai tempi del colonialismo spagnolo, specialmente edifici appartenenti alla Chiesa cattolica. Il sito più caratteristico è probabilmente il Blocco Gesuita (la Manzana Jesuítica), dichiarato nel 2000 "Patrimonio dell'Umanità" dall'UNESCO. É un blocco di edifici che risalgono dal XVII secolo, fra cui la Scuola Montserrat, l'Università (oggi museo storico dell'Università di Córdoba) e la chiesa della Compagnia di Gesù.
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Il Cabildo (palazzo del governo coloniale)
Dal termine della seconda guerra mondiale, Córdoba ha sviluppato una solida e versatile base industriale. I settori principali sono la costruzione di automobili (Renault, Volkswagen, Fiat), di ferrovie (Materfer) e di aerei (vedi sopra). inoltre vi sono impianti tessili, di industria pesante e chimica. Córdoba è considerato il centro tecnologico dell'Argentina. Il centro spaziale argentino (Centro Espacial Teófilo Tabanera), nel quale vengono costruiti e lanciati satelliti, ha sede nel sobborgo di Falda del Cañete. Inoltre molte multinazionali di software ed elettronica dispongono di una sede in questa città.
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