VILLANUEVA DE CÓRDOBA
FORMER HEARING
This historic two-story granite building, once a Town Hall, now hosts cultural exhibitions, showcasing local heritage in a vibrant plaza.
The 'Antigua Audiencia' is the name given to the building that served as the Town Hall or Council of Villanueva de Córdoba in the 17th century, located in the Plaza de España. This two-story building, made of granite ashlars, features the Spanish coat of arms prominently at the top of its façade. Today, the ground floor hosts exhibitions and other cultural activities.
CHURCH OF SAN MIGUEL ARCÁNGEL
This historic church features a unique wooden geometric floor and houses the revered Virgen de Luna, making it a must-visit for tourists.
TRIFINIUM OR MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY SIGN
This historic site features a Roman stone slab from 123 A.D., marking the convergence of three ancient territories, perfect for history enthusiasts.
FORMER HEARING
This historic two-story granite building, once a Town Hall, now hosts cultural exhibitions, showcasing local heritage in a vibrant plaza.
TOWN HALL
This 18th-century building features thick stone walls and a rich history, having served various purposes, making it a unique attraction for visitors.
THE AIR-RAID SHELTER
Discover a well-preserved air-raid shelter featuring impressive arches and granite pillars, offering a glimpse into history beneath a bustling plaza.
CHURCH OF SAN SEBASTIÁN
This historic church features a lively annual celebration with bonfires, piñatas, and traditional dishes, creating a vibrant community atmosphere for visitors.
CHURCH OF CHRIST THE KING
This early 20th-century church features stunning architecture and hosts vibrant Holy Week processions, making it a captivating destination for visitors.
DEHESA INTERPRETATION CENTRE
Explore a restored 19th-century manor showcasing the unique dehesa ecosystem, its cultural heritage, and traditional architecture, perfect for curious tourists.
LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM
Housed in a historic railway station, this museum showcases local artifacts across various periods, offering a chronological journey through regional history.