Exploration du patrimoine captivant de Cordoue : un voyage à travers l'histoire et la culture

A former hospital, the Hospital de la Caridad is now the Museo de Bellas Artes de Córdoba, showcasing fine arts and cultural treasures.

A monument, the Torre de Santo Domingo de Silos is a square-plan tower with three superimposed levels, featuring Baroque ornamentation, including Gothic-Mudéjar lacería and ecclesiastical shields, with remnants of original polychromy.

A historical 18th-century fusion of two parishes, the Real Iglesia Parroquial del Salvador y Santo Domingo de Silos, resulting from the unification of the Parroquia del Salvador and the Parroquia de Santo Domingo de Silos.

A historic museum housing a collection of archeological items, featuring three main subgroups: Prehistory and Protohistory, Rome and Visigothic Culture, and Islam and Mudéjar art. The museum is housed in a Renaissance palace, incorporating an on-site Roman theatre.

A defunct convent built on a Muslim mosque dating back to 976, with a minaret refashioned into a bell-tower and a Calle Osio portal remaining from the original structure.

A historic hammam, the Baños árabes de Santa María, is one of the few remaining examples of a public bathhouse type of building popular in Islamic Córdoba, with influences that persisted in Christian culture during the modern era.

A historic archbishop's palace, opposite the west front of the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, housing the seat of the Archbishop of Córdoba and serving as an important cultural landmark in the city.

A Baroque church building with a single nave and a Greek cross floor plan, featuring a style characteristic of 18th-century Cordoba, with elements of geomtery and ornate decorations.

A historic complex turned shopping center, Patio del Zoco features two plantas of artisanal workshops and stores selling traditional crafts, including platería, filigrana, cordobán leather, and ceramics.