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The Plaza de la Corredera is one of the most emblematic places in the Spanish city of Córdoba. This space, the only quadrangular main square in Andalusia, is located in the center of the city. It has its entrance and exit through the so-called High Arch and Low Arch.
Among the buildings that shape the square, the Sánchez Peña Market or the Doña Ana Jacinto Houses stands out. The current Sánchez Peña market served as a town hall as well as a prison, until in the 19th century, 1846, the businessman from Córdoba, José Sánchez Peña, bought the building and installed the most modern industry in Córdoba with steam engines to create a factory of hats, installing the workers in the upper part of the building where they had their homes.
The space occupied by the square has been deeply remodeled over time. The square has been used for different purposes, mainly holidays, such as bullfights from which the current name of the square derives.
On December 18, 1981, it was declared of Cultural Interest.

The Julio Romero de Torres Museum is a museum located in the city of Córdoba, (Spain), which stands out for containing the largest collection of the famous Cordoba painter Julio Romero de Torres. It is located in the building of the former Hospital de la Caridad, which also houses the Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba. The museum has been declared of cultural interest in the category of monument since 1962. [ 4]

Calleja de las Flores is one of the most popular and tourist streets of Córdoba, Spain. Located as a street of Velázquez Bosco street, it is a blind, narrow and pedestrian street that flows into a square. It is part of the historic center of Córdoba that was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1994. It was chosen as the most beautiful street in Spain by Tredencia magazine.

The Plaza de las Tendillas is located in the city of Córdoba (Spain), in the immediate vicinity of the ancient Roman forum of the Cordoba city. At present it is the axis where the commercial life of the Cordoba capital is developed and organized by serving as a connector of the main commercial avenues such as the streets of Foro Romano and Gondomar.

The monument to the Great Captain is a work dedicated to Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba "The Great Captain" in the city of Córdoba, (Spain). It is an equestrian sculpture in bronze, with the exception of the head, carved in white marble.

The Historical Archive of Viana is a noble historical archive of Spain, located in the city of Córdoba, Spain. It currently stores more than 300,000 documents on the Spanish nobility between 1109 and 1980. This file is owned by the Social and Cultural Work of CajaSur, the Cordoba savings bank. Its director in 2008 was Juan José Primo Jurado.

CajaSur (Caja de Ahorros y Monte de Piedad de Córdoba) was a Spanish savings bank based in Córdoba.
Due to its unsustainable economic situation, it was operated by the Bank of Spain, auctioned and finally awarded to the Basque company BBK on July 16, 2010.
On September 20, 2010, BBK Bank CajaSur, S.A.U., universal successor to all the assets, rights and obligations of the Savings Bank and Monte de Piedad de Córdoba, was established, BBK being the owner of 100% of said bank. Following the transfer of BBK's banking business to Kutxabank, BBK Bank CajaSur became the property of Kutxabank. In April 2013, BBK Bank CajaSur, S.A.U. it was renamed CajaSur Banco, S.A.U.
The name "CajaSur" is maintained as a trademark of CajaSur Banco.

The Posada del Potro, current headquarters of the Fosforito Flamenco Center, is a corral of neighbors of Córdoba located in the Plaza del Potro, number 10, typical house of the fifteenth century and that was destined to inn, exercising this function until 1972.

The Archaeological Museum of Córdoba, located in Córdoba (Spain), is located in the old palace of the Páez de Castillejo and in a new building annex. Its funds are formed by a great variety of pieces that range from Prehistory to the Late Middle Ages, in addition to having in the basement the archaeological remains of the Roman theater in Colonia Patricia Corduba. Therefore, the Museum unites in the same institution and space archaeological collections, a 16th-century palace, a large archaeological site, a contemporary new building and the institution's own history.

The Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba, opened in 1862 in Córdoba (Spain), is located in the Plaza del Potro, in the former Hospital de la Caridad, which also serves as the headquarters of the Julio Romero de Torres Museum.
This property has been declared of cultural interest in the category of monument since 1962.
The exhibition discourse shows the artistic activity in Córdoba from the fourteenth century to the present.

The Royal Church of El Salvador and Santo Domingo de Silos and the College of Santa Catalina de Córdoba (Spain) were conceived as a single entity and constitute a set of buildings around which the urban plot of the city is formed. It was built by the Society of Jesus in the 16th century.

The tower of Santo Domingo de Silos, located in the Plaza de la Compañía in the historic center of Córdoba, is practically the only remnant that remains of the church of the same name, founded by Fernando III after the conquest of the city and a of the fourteen parishes that the monarch established in Córdoba. Its current configuration is the result of the works carried out by Francisco Vázquez, which took place around the years 1762 or 1763.
From that same building the Conception Chapel has also been conserved, currently integrated in the Provincial Historical Archive of Córdoba. The set constituting an exponent, at least visual, of a Córdoba now disappeared. Subsequently, in the Baroque, the Tower undergoes transformations, dating from that time the image and current appearance.
The tower of Santo Domingo de Silos has been declared of cultural interest in the category of monument since 2001.

The Plaza del Potro is one of the most representative of the city of Córdoba (Spain), located in the San Francisco-Ribera neighborhood.
In the center of it is the Fountain of the Foal whose auction is the figure of a foal that raises his hands holding a sign with the shield of the city. This Renaissance style fountain dates from 1577, and the colt with which it is topped gives its name to the square. In the Golden Age it was a meeting place for rogues and thugs in the city. Until 1847 it was located on the opposite side of the square it occupies today.
The famous Posada del Potro is also located in this square, cited by Cervantes in El Quijote and by Pío Baroja in The Discrete Fair, in addition to the local Museum of Fine Arts and the Julio Romero de Torres Museum.

The Royal Academy of Sciences, Fine Arts and Noble Arts of Córdoba was founded on November 11, 1810 in Córdoba (Spain), when different members of the
Real Sociedad Económica Cordobesa de Amigos del País created thirty years ago. Authorized by the prefect in Cordoba, Domingo Badía, its first director was Manuel María de Arjona, canon of the Cathedral of Córdoba and a member of the aforementioned Society.

The church of San Miguel is one of the so-called fernandinas churches located in Córdoba (Spain). Currently, it is considered as BIC (Property of Cultural Interest) (it was declared a historical-artistic monument belonging to the National Artistic Treasury by decree of June 3, 1931 ).