Alley of Flowers Cordoba

Also Refered As:

Calleja de las Flores

Alley of Flowers, Cordoba Overview

Calleja de las Flores is one of Córdoba's most picturesque and frequently visited streets, located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter near the Mezquita-Catedral. This narrow, winding alleyway ascends gently, culminating in a quaint plaza adorned with vibrant flowerpots filled with geraniums and carnations. The whitewashed walls and wrought-iron balconies overflow with blooms, creating a fragrant and colorful atmosphere. From the plaza, visitors are treated to a stunning view of the Mezquita-Catedral's bell tower framed between the narrow walls.

Historically, the Calleja de las Flores was an ordinary residential alley. Its transformation into a floral haven began in the mid-20th century under the direction of architect Víctor Escribano Ucelay, who redesigned the street to enhance its aesthetic appeal. This initiative was part of a broader effort to beautify Córdoba's historic center, leading to the charming passageway enjoyed by many today. As the alley is a residential area, visitors are encouraged to maintain a respectful noise level and avoid obstructing doorways.

Top Hotel Collections

Alley of Flowers Reviews

Your rating

Have a Question on Alley of Flowers?

Ask a question from the travellers who have
experience.