ALCÁZAR DE LOS REYES CRISTIANOS
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2024
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2024
On the bank of the Guadalquivir, on the edge of the. Built in the th century under the reign of Alphonse XI, he housed the court of the Catholic Kings for a few years and became the headquarters of the Inquisition. In a few rooms open to the public, you can see a remarkable th century sarcophagus and Roman mosaics, and discover Arab baths. The ensemble also exhibits some temporary art exhibitions. Beautiful view of the city from the walls.
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Un lieu qui vaut vraiment la peine de visiter, les jardins sont superbes et du haut de la forteresse on a une vue panoramique sur Cordoba et le Guadalquivir.
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Beautiful visit!! The fortress and the tower offer beautiful views of Córdoba, Guadalquivir and The mezquita! The gardens and the sequence of the pools offer beautiful walks and super!
Superb especially for its gardens but also for its Roman mosaics huge. You can climb the tower of the wall. And more it is free for individuals between 8:30 and 10:30!
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C'est vraiment le 2eme point d’intérêt majeur à Cordoue (après la Mezquita) Les jardins sont magnifique et pourtant, je ne les ai vus qu'en automne!