If you are in the initial coordinates you will be stepping on a plaque on the floor reminiscent of the Jean-Paul-L'Allier Prize for the 2015 Patrimony. Go about 70 steps towards N and you will see on your left a kind of bench or low table with a plane of the engraved area What do the golden lines represent in that plane?.
If you advance 16 steps, and within the same small square, you will see a text on the ground in memory of the old street that passed through there. What was the name of this old street in honor of the famous poet from Cordoba? (For the accents in the mobile keep the key pressed and choose the desired option).
We are at the height of number 16, building that stands out for the columns that adorn its facade. How many of those large columns are on the first floor?.
From the same position you can see on the other side of the street the building of the headquarters of Correos, built in 1945 and whose operational courtyard is listed by the Municipal Management of Urbanism as cultural equipment. In the corner there are openings or mouths to receive the letters that users sent (Before the electronics changed our lives in this sense) Where were addressed the letters deposited in the first of these mouths, the one more to our left?.
We continue advancing and we will continue to see on the pavement the name of old streets that passed through there. What was the name of the street that includes a number in its toponymy?.
If we place ourselves in front of the portal nº 28 and look forward we will see a small passage without exit that serves as access to some portal and commercial premises. On the door of the bottom of the passage we see written in pretty sixties some words and a number. what number?.
Close to the Ronda de los Tejares we see a striking change of material on the pavement that makes reference to the history of Córdoba and the limits of its historic center delimited by the wall. What does the phrase that explains this change say?.
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