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EXCURSIONS AND ACTIVITIES NEAR YOUR HOTEL IN CORDOBA
Close by your hotel in Cordoba are all kinds of places aiming for fun while being aware of the surroundings. Some of these activities take place in the Botanical Gardens, the Water Park, educational farms, the children's City, the Zoo, the Adventure Eco-park and the Equestrian Centre.Near to the hotels in Cordoba, there are also golf courses for those who wish to do some of their favourite sport at the Pozoblanco Golf Club and the Campo de CórdobaClub. Another great attraction for horse riders is that they can make the most of the equestrian tourism in this beautiful city, and the shows that are held in historic buildings. The hotels in Cordoba and its outskirts of hills covered in olive groves, fields of cereals, almonds trees and large vineyards entice you to find out more. The area around Cordoba has three nature reserves in the province. Montoro Cadeña is in the north, Hornachuelos in the west and the Sierras Subbéticas in the south, as well as a large reserve for protected species in the wetlands of the countryside.Some of the excursions you can take from your hotel in Cordoba include a tour through the beautiful spots in the Sierra Norte mountains where stands Montoro, with its churches dating back to Roman and Visigothic times; Almodóvar and its Mudéjar Gothic castle; and Palma del Río and the monastery of San Francisco. If you continue to the southern valleys, where you can try a glass of wine in Montilla and Moriles, you will certainly find out about the history of Baena and its spectacular Easter celebrations. You can also explore Priego, the most Baroque part of Cordoba; the lime-washed streets of Cabra; Espejo castle and the square in Aguilar. -
SIGHTSEEING AND MUSEUMS NEAR YOUR HOTEL IN CORDOBA
Cordoba is a city where strong cross-cultures have given rise to a spectacular place that delights visitors with its iconic monuments. The old town has some of the famous ones, declared an world Heritage site. Among the most popular and near to the hotels in Cordoba are the mosque and cathedral, one of the its most precious gems and admired worldwide; the Alminar de San Juan with its marble columns and arches in the tower which attracts everyone's gaze; the Roman mausoleums; the fort of the Alcázar of the Catholic monarchs, with its beautiful gardens; the Gothic monastery of San Juan de Valparaíso; the Malmuerta tower and all its history; the largest Roman temple in the city; the Cardenal Salazar hospital: the Torre de la Calahorra tower, one of the most important monuments in the city and which used to be a prison and a school; the Medina Azahara palace, a small town built on the orders of caliph Adb al Rahman III in 929 and a must to visit to round off a memorable stay in our hotels in Cordoba. The wealth of culture in Cordoba also means that its most interesting museums can be visited from your hotel in Cordoba: The Archaeological Museum, the Casa de Sefarad devoted to the Sephardic-Judaic tradition, the Diocesan Museum and the Bullfighting Museum.