Museum sights in Córdoba
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Palacio de Viana
Córdoba is famous for its patios and nowhere are they better exhibited than in this Renaissance palace with a dozen tranquil courtyards, a formal garden and a gilded house (with guided tours). It’s 500m north of the Plaza de la Corredera. Opening times are extended in July and August.
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Museo Diocesano
The Palacio Episcopal also houses the Museo Diocesano, which has a collection of religious art. The best of this art is some outstanding medieval woodcarving, including the 13th-century Virgen de las Huertas.
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Posada del Potro
Miguel de Cervantes lived for a while in the Posada del Potro, then an inn (which he described in Don Quijote as a ‘den of thieves’) and today a more respectable exhibition hall.
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Torre de la Calahorra
A14th-century tower with the curious Roger Garaudy Museum of the Three Cultures highlighting the intellectual achievements of Islamic Córdoba.
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