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   Red Route — Stop 1: Panorámica del Río

   Start with sweeping views over the Guadalquivir river before the route winds through the city's parks and neighbourhoods.

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   Red Route — Stops 2–4: Jardín Botánico, Ciudad de los Niños, San Basilio

   Pass the Botanical Garden and Zoo, the children's park, and the quiet whitewashed lanes of the San Basilio quarter.

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   Red Route — Stop 5: Puerta de Almodovar

   Alight at one of the best-preserved Moorish gates in Andalusia, marking the western entrance to the old Jewish Quarter.

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   Red Route — Stop 6: Mercado de la Victoria

   A short walk from the bus brings you to Cordoba's covered gourmet market — ideal for a mid-tour break.

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   Red Route — Stops 7–15: City Centre Loop

   The route threads through Gran Capitán, the train and bus station, Palacio de la Merced, Santa Marina, Plaza Corazón de María, San Lorenzo, Realejo and the Roman Temple beside the Town Hall.

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   Red Route — Stop 16: Puente Romano

   The Roman Bridge stop is the meeting point for the nightly Judería walking tour and offers one of the city's most photographed vistas.

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   Red Route — Stop 17: Baños Califales – Alcázar

   The final Red stop sits beside the Caliphal Baths and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, where the Blue route also begins.

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   Blue Route — Stops 1–2: Alcázar & Mezquita-Catedral

   The Blue route opens at the Alcázar gardens before looping to the Mezquita-Catedral, Cordoba's unmissable centrepiece.

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   Blue Route — Stops 3–6: San Pedro, Realejo, Palacio de Viana, Palacio de la Merced

   Quieter residential stops lead to the Renaissance courtyards of the Palacio de Viana — worth a hop-off in its own right.

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    Blue Route — Stops 7–10: Roman Temple, Plaza de las Tendillas, Arco del Portillo, Panorámica del Río

    The Blue route closes the loop through the civic heart of the city and back to the riverside panorama where both routes connect.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.