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One of the most curious gas stations in Andalusia. It looks American and straight our of the 60s.

Located on the Caño Escaravita estate, just beyond the outlying neighborhood of Santa María de Trassierra. We found it in the western Sierra peri-urban district, next to the crossroads leading to the Ermitas and the Mirador de las Niñas, about fifteen kilometers from Córdoba. This is a zoomorphic water fountain on a pedestal from the Caliphate period, dating back to the 10th century. The sculpture represents a small elephant. Made of gray limestone from the Sierra Morena, it served as a support for the spout. The fountain is made up of three components: a water collection basin, a masonry pillar attached to it on its north side (which leads to a masonry irrigation ditch), and a rectangular pool located to the west of the canal. https://amedinacordoba.com/fuente-del-elefante/

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I like to do the shorter and steeper climb here and the softer and longer descent through Reventon.

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What is now called Cuesta de los Pobres was called LA CUESTA DEL REVENTÖN, or the short trail. The path along which the poor climbed was another, possibly the one indicated in the first edition topographical of 1899 but which will have to be investigated. The cadastral plan from 1950 details, without a doubt, what the Cuesta del Reventón is.

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Access somewhat complicated. The path to get there joins the road, at the height of the curve where the buses are parked, with the Cuesta de Los Pobres path.

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Beautiful route in a quiet area. Fine restaurant with all kinds of Spanish dishes.

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Urbanization on the outskirts of Córdoba with a beautiful lake called "La Encantada" that is very nice to go for a walk.

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Set of thirteen hermitages run by the Discalced Carmelites since the mid-20th century. Although this was a place of religious gathering since the Middle Ages, the first hermitages as such were founded in the 18th century by Brother Francisco de Jesús. Today it is a common place for a walk for the inhabitants of Córdoba due to the unbeatable views it offers of the city.

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