Pasado y presente y Plaza de la Corredera de Córdoba
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvii.18-19.2005.1499Keywords:
monumento, plaza mayor, barroco, materiales, fiesta, urbanismo, monument, main square, baroque, materials, urbanism, feast,Abstract
La Plaza de la Corredera, a lo largo de su historia, ha sido uno de los ejes principales y vertebradores del urbanismo y vida de Córdoba, centro de las actividades comerciales, lúdica y representativa, así como nexo de unión de los barrios de la ciudad. Tanto sus usos, como su configuración y aspecto, han ido evolucionando, desde su aparición como espacio abierto en los arrabales cercanos a la muralla de la Medina musulmana, en el siglo XII, hasta la actualidad. Su singularidad dentro de las Plazas Mayores barrocas andaluzas, e influencia en las españolas, hizo que en 1982 fuera declarada monumento histórico-artístico de carácter nacional.
All along its history the Plaza de la Corredera has been one of the main axes of Cordoba’s life and urbanism, the centre of commercial activities, festive and representative, as well as a link for the other quarters of the city. Its uses, configuration and appearance have evolved from its origin as an open space in the suburbs near the Muslim Medina in the 11th century up to the present time. For its singularity as an Andalusian Baroque Plaza Mayor and its influence on other Spanish squares it was declared national historic-artistic monument in 1982.
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