Plaza de la Corredera, [object Object]

Plaza de la Corredera, s n, 14002 Córdoba, Spain
3.6
Square

Introduction

Córdoba's Cordelra Square is the largest in the Andalusia region and the heart of the city. Built in the 17th century, the square has experienced many hardships. It was once a place for competitions and trials, as well as a bullring and a place for burning prisoners. Today, after being baptized by history, it has become a favorite leisure spot for tourists and locals, with cafes and small shops everywhere, making it an ideal place to rest and enjoy the city's beauty.

Must-go rating

Generally
100%

Transportation

100%
Self-driving
Address
Plaza de la Corredera, s n, 14002 Córdoba, Spain
Opening hours
All day.
Transportation
Take Bus Line 18 and get off at Plaza Almagra.
Website http://www.cordoba.es/

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