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Calahorra Tower – Roman Bridge of Córdoba loop from Córdoba

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Calahorra Tower – Roman Bridge of Córdoba loop from Córdoba

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Calahorra Tower – Roman Bridge of Córdoba loop from Córdoba

01:02

9.80km

60m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Bus stop

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1.96 km

Puerta del Puente (Triumphal Arch)

Highlight • Monument

The Puerta del Puente is one of the gates of the Roman wall that protected Córdoba. Although its appearance has been completely renovated throughout history, its location at the north end of the Roman Bridge has remained intact.

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3.01 km

Hermitage of the Holy Martyrs

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Hermitage was built between 1880 and 1881 by Felipe Sainz de Veranda, city architect.

The main facade was built on the site of the ancient Convent of the Holy Martyrs for the extension of Paseo de la Ribera from Molino de Martos to Campo Madre de Dios. It consists of two parts and a stone ashlar gable with a slightly pointed portal.
Inside you can admire a beautiful Paleo-Christian sarcophagus made of Carrara marble, dating from around 330 AD. (Constantinian period) found in the hermitage itself.

Two scenes adorn the front of the sarcophagus: the crowing of the rooster and the capture of the saint.

On April 22, 1949 it was declared Spanish Historical Heritage.

Source and more info
cordobapedia.wikanda.es/wiki/Ermita_de_los_Santos_M%C3%A1rtires

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7.26 km

Molino de San Antonio

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The origins of the San Antonio Mill probably date back to the medieval period. Documents from the 18th century confirm that the original building was a single-story building. It was a flour mill and owes its name to an image of Saint Anthony that once stood in a niche in the façade. It was in operation until the mid-20th century, when the building was used to build boats to cross the Guadalquivir.
The river's flooding and changes to the hydraulic system have led to successive structural renovations. Its current state is the result of a renovation designed by architect Juan Cuenca and completed in 2008. Noteworthy among these are the restoration of the wooden roof, the structural sections, the cutwater, and the weir that connects to the other mills.
It is currently used as an exhibition hall and has permanent visiting hours.

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7.44 km

Calahorra Tower

Highlight • Historical Site

The Calahorra tower is a fortress of Islamic origin conceived as the entrance and protection of the Roman Bridge of Córdoba.

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7.63 km

Roman Bridge of Córdoba

Highlight • Bridge

It is always more pleasant to enter or leave the city through the Roman bridge, which is pedestrian, instead of doing it through the others sharing space with cars. Of course, here you coincide in the space with pedestrians, so you will have to dismount and enjoy the impressive landscape on the Guadalquivir on foot.

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8.34 km

Guadalcabrillas Tower

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The Guadalcabrillas Tower is one of the defensive towers that formed part of the fortification system of Cordoba. These towers were built to protect the city and its surroundings during the medieval period. Although it is not as well known as other monuments in Cordoba, it is an interesting place for lovers of history and architecture.

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9.80 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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6.11 km

1.52 km

769 m

618 m

517 m

257 m

Surfaces

5.51 km

2.39 km

1.50 km

379 m

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Calahorra Tower – Roman Bridge of Córdoba loop from Córdoba

Puerta del Puente (Triumphal Arch)

Hermitage of the Holy Martyrs

Molino de San Antonio

Calahorra Tower

Roman Bridge of Córdoba

Guadalcabrillas Tower

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