Calahorra Tower

The Andalus Museum at the southern end of the Roman Bridge, Calaola Tari, built in 1369 as a military fortress to defend against attacks, was later used as a prison in the 18th century, as a girls' school in the 19th century, and now as a display of Islam, Christianity, History of Judaism in Cordoba.

The Andalus Museum, located at the southern end of the famous ancient Roman bridge in downtown Corbado, is the most important historical and cultural museum in the Corbado region. The museum building is in a Gothic style and magnificent atmosphere.

It's a fascinating museum, but it covers too much. There's a huge amount of information and some fascinating artwork. You have a lot of time for this museum. The next day's tickets can be re-Entry. We didn't ask for it when employees saw our passports.

Inside are some artifacts from Roman and later medieval Muslim rule, and there is a huge amount of information and some fascinating artwork.

It contains artifacts from the Roman and later medieval Muslim rule, mainly introducing the life style of people who were formerly in the region