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Arco del Portillo

A simple medieval horseshoe arch on Calle San Fernando marks a former passage between the old Medina and walled Axerquía.

Arco del Portillo

Why go

The fourteenth-century opening helped movement between two historic parts of Córdoba. Its sparse decoration makes the form of the arch itself easy to see. It is a compact street stop that becomes more meaningful when followed by Calle Cabezas or the former convent quarter.

What to look for

  • A horseshoe arch frames the old city passage.
  • The arch marks a former route between the Medina and Axerquía.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 5–10 min

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