Torre De La Malmuerta in Córdoba: photos, reviews

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Torre De La Malmuerta in Córdoba stands as a remarkable piece of medieval architecture with a compelling story. Built in the early 15th century, this albarrana tower was once a part of the city's fortifications and takes inspiration from a gate in Seville. Its name, translating to the Tower of the Wrongly Killed Woman, echoes a poignant legend that adds a layer of intrigue to its historic walls. The monument remains well-preserved, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into the past. Families will find it a suitable and engaging site for children, blending history with a touch of local myth, and it consistently receives high praise from its visitors.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Puerta del Colodro

Bus stop 172 m walk

Colón Norte

Bus stop 138 m walk

Ollerías (Puerta Colodro)

Bus stop 128 m walk

Colón Este

Bus stop 168 m walk

Av. Al-Nasir

Bus stop 303 m walk

Diputación

Bus stop 220 m walk

4.5

based on 1,513 reviews

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4.5/5 1,513 reviews

Diego Martinez

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Me encanta porque vivo yo cerca y puedo deleitarme de este monumento todos los dias a todas horas. Junto al parque Colón y a la Mercé, un antiguo convento, reformado y es precioso. Deben visitarlo, difrute de cualquier lugar de Córdoba, mi corazón entero es de Córdoba.

juan miguel gonzalez cano

Es preciosa esa torre hay hay un parque al lado muy bonito y con mucha sombra por el arbolado

Torre De La Malmuerta in Córdoba

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