The Fernandina Route of the Churches of Córdoba proposes a tour of one of the most significant chapters in the transformation of the city after the Christian conquest. In the mid-13th century, Ferdinand III the Saint promoted the construction of a network of temples that would mark the new urban and spiritual order of Córdoba: those known as Fernandine churches. Strategically distributed in different areas, these churches not only responded to a religious function, but articulated social life and shaped the new physiognomy of the city. On this private tour, accompanied by a specialised guide, you will have the opportunity to delve into up to four of these temples, discovering their architecture, their symbolism and the historical context that gave birth to them.