Which crises split Córdoba apart, and how did the city respond?
6 walks with different starting points and stories. Compare their maps, stops and duration, then choose where to begin.
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Sieges, riots and the Inquisition offer a way through a Córdoba marked by crises. These routes approach places where conflict disrupted urban life and the responses it provoked. The question isn't simply who won: it also concerns what changed for residents and how those episodes became part of the city's memory.
In “Roman Córdoba”: The petition with a dagger and Scapula's dinner bring political conflict into the stories of Roman Córdoba.
In “Legends from the Corredera”: The news that led to the gallows brings justice and punishment into the stories of the route's squares and streets.
In “The Roman Bridge and the Calahorra”: The tower turned into a prison and the arches blown apart let you view the bridge and its approaches through the history of conflict.
Choose from 6 independent walks in Córdoba. Open the one that interests you to see its map, stops and approximate duration before deciding. You don't need to do them all or follow this selection's order; each walk has its own starting and finishing points.
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You pass the Royal Stables of Philip the Second and reach the Alcázar: palace, seat of the Inquisition and prison, where one inquisitor sent more than a hundred people to the stake in a single day and, two years later, Córdoba forced its way in and sent him fleeing on a mule.
The petition with a dagger and Scapula's dinner bring political conflict into the stories of Roman Córdoba.
The news that led to the gallows brings justice and punishment into the stories of the route's squares and streets.
Córdoba's lower town of inns and river in eleven stops: the bucket of water that sparked a riot in 1473, the rogues' square named in Don Quixote, a hospital turned into a museum and a mill in the middle of the Guadalquivir.
The tower turned into a prison and the arches blown apart let you view the bridge and its approaches through the history of conflict.
The bread of 1652 and the fugitives approach conflict through the needs and decisions of neighbourhood life.
A narrow lane, an open square, then shade again. Córdoba is a rewarding walk when heat, cobbles and the appeal of a seat can adjust your plans.
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