Córdoba is a historic city full of natural resources and traditions enjoy the smell and flavor of the best coffee in Veracruz. Its foundation took place in 1618 due to the constant attacks made by the negros cimarrones which forced the Spanish settlers to establish a population in a place predominantly with slaves. Historically refer to as “La Ciudad de los 30 Caballeros” (The City of the 30 Knights), it is located at the foothills of the Peak of Orizaba or Citlaltépetl, the largest volcano in the Mexican Republic (18854.99 feet).
We recommend you to visit the following sights in Cordoba:
Parroquia de la Inmaculada Concepción: Built in 1621, a beautiful and colorful church well known for its big and
Portal de Ceballos: An 18th century building where the Córdoba treaty was signed and Spain accepted the
Teatro Pedro Díaz: The classic theatre with Greco-roman columns was built in 1621, nowadays is still a theatre.
Palacio Municipal: A construction influenced by Tuscan, Florentine and French architectural styles, it was once a
Museo de la Ciudad: The city museum is housed in a 17th century building that combines Arab and Spanish styles.
Ecotourism: There are several companies that offer tours to Atoyac, Fortin de las Flores, Pico de Orizaba and offer
Tourist office: (271 7171700) street 1, between Av. 1 and 3
Emergency: (066, 060)
Red Cross: (7120300)
Police: (7126720)
Pharmacy: Farmacia de Dios Av. 1 #903 (2717125050)
How to get around
Almost every sight is within walking distance of the Zócalo.
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