TRAVEL WITH AVLO

Nestled in the Sierra Morena and surrounded by the largest holm oak forest in Europe is Villanueva de Córdoba. Historically it has always served as a crossroads, since the city was born as a result of the "Camino del Armillat", an important road at the time of the Caliphate that connected Cordoba to Toledo.

If you are looking for somewhere to get away from it all and where you can enjoy good food, Villanueva de Córdoba is the place for you. These magnificent products, like organic olive oil or famous Iberian ham, both of which have their own Denomination of Origin, can be traced to the natural environment that surrounds the city.

Organise a route through the woodland and discover its unique landscape, while admiring its flora and fauna in addition to its impressive livestock. A veritable experience!

The city also boasts an extensive cultural heritage. It is home to numerous religious buildings that are worthy of a visit, such as the Church of San Sebastián, the Church of the Dulce Nombre de Jesús or the Church of San Miguel Arcángel, as well as other civil buildings such as the House of Aníbal González, the Town Hall of Villanueva de Córdoba or the Former Courthouse. Put your tourist cap on and start discovering the city.

Travel by train to Villanueva de Córdoba, the fastest, most comfortable and most sustainable option. The city has plans for everyone, no matter if you travel alone, with your family, with children or with friends. And always at the best price. At Avlo, we make life easy for you.

 

VILLANUEVA DE CÓRDOBA – LOS PEDROCHES STATION

Villanueva de Córdoba–Los Pedroches station is open from 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. (except Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays, from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.) and offers a range of services:

  • Vending machines
  • Taxi rank
  • Bus connections
  • Adapted for people with reduced mobility
  • Car park

 

Use our easy-to-use search engine to find all available Avlo, AVE (high-speed) and train schedules, fares and ticket prices to your destination.

  • Did you know that Villanueva de Córdoba is home to an air-raid shelter dating back to the Civil War? Learn about the key role that the city played during the conflict.
  • Find out more about María Jesús Herruzo Martos, a city native and founder of the Congregación de Obreras del Corazón de Jesús.
  • Interested in learning more about the woodlands? Then make sure to visit the Woodlands Interpretation Centre, located in a typical nineteenth-century house.
  • Discover the Trifinium or Municipal Limits Signpost, an ancient signpost dating back to Roman times.