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Dehesa area in the heart of the countryside

Córdoba, on the northern bank of the Guadalquivir, is one of the three largest cities in Andalusia, along with Seville and Granada, but is quieter than the other two. The beautiful city was once the heart of Roman Baetica and later one of the leading centres of Al-Andalus. The mosque-cathedral with red and white arches symbolises the enormous wealth of Spanish-Islamic civilisation. But the Mezquita, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is certainly not the only thing the city has to offer. Churches and palaces, a maze of narrow streets and alleys, patios and balconies full of flowers: everything invites you to a romantic exploration full of surprises.

Córdoba is one of Spain's most beautiful cities, with a fascinating mix of Moorish, Jewish and Christian history. A must-see for lovers of history, culture and architecture. Córdoba is a bike-friendly city, ideal for exploring on two wheels. Many attractions are easily accessible by bike, and there are dedicated cycle paths and reduced-traffic zones.

A beautiful stretch of this route that runs along part of the old Córdoba-Marchena railway line. The construction of this line was completed by the Andalusian Railway Company in October 1885. Due to the high operating deficit, the RENFE dismantled this line in 1971. Since 1993, the "Foundation of Spanish Railways", in collaboration with other organizations, has been converting these old railway lines into cycle tourist routes. The Vía Verde de la Campiña is a scenic cycle route that runs from Córdoba through the rural region of the Campiña to the town of Marchena. The route of the Via Verde also passes through landscapes on the banks of the Guadalquivir, mainly characterized by cereal cultivation. An easy and pleasant cycle route that offers the perfect way to explore part of the provinces of Córdoba and Seville on two wheels.

The Puerta de Sevilla in Córdoba is a valuable part of the old city walls that once surrounded the historic city. Although the name Seville refers to the neighboring city, this is one of the important city gates of Córdoba, which played a central role in the defense and access to the city in the past. The Puerta de Sevilla is an important remnant of the city walls of Córdoba and a fascinating monument that reflects the city's varied history. A testament to Roman, Moorish and Christian influences, it combines different architectural styles and tells the story of Córdoba as one of the most culturally and historically rich cities in Andalusia.