Huerta de la Reina
Huerta de la Reina is a residential neighbourhood of Córdoba born next to the railway in the mid-19th century, known today for its market and community life.
Cordoba Guide
Charming neighbourhoods of Cordoba
San Basilio, San Lorenzo, Santa Marina, la Axerquía and the other neighbourhoods that show how Cordoba is lived beyond the Jewish Quarter.
Axerquía
The Axerquía was the great eastern suburb of Andalusi Córdoba. Today it brings together La Corredera, the Malmuerta Tower and heritage courtyard houses.
San Andrés and San Pablo district
San Andrés and San Pablo district in Córdoba: Renaissance palaces, the Fuenseca fountain and the convent of Santa Marta.
San Basilio district
San Basilio, Córdoba's Alcázar Viejo: three straight streets, award-winning patios in the municipal competition and the gates that separated it from the royal fortress.
San Lorenzo district
Discover the San Lorenzo district in Cordoba: its origin as a medieval parish, its artisan streets, the Taberna de Plateros and its courtyards with history.
San Pedro district
The San Pedro district is the commercial and historic heart of Córdoba's Axerquía, with Plaza de la Corredera, the Arab baths and its Mudejar palaces.
Santa Marina district
Manolete was born in Santa Marina. Explore the northern Axerquía of Córdoba between its square, its 13th-century Fernandine church and the Malmuerta Tower.
Santiago district
The Santiago district keeps by the Guadalquivir an 8th-century minaret, the oldest enclosed convent in Córdoba and mills that few people visit.