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Arrival and information
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Finding your way around CA?rdoba is no problem. From the magnificent new combined
train and bus station
on the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, off the Avenida de America at the northern end of town, the broad Avenida del Gran CapitA?n leads down to the old quarters and the Mezquita (a fifteen-minute walk or bus #3).
The main
turismo
(Mon-Sat 9.30am-8pm, Sun 10am-2pm; Nov-March Mon-Sat closes 6pm; tel 957 471 235) is at the Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones at c/Torrijos 10, alongside the Mezquita. There's also a small and helpful
municipal tourist office
nearby in Plaza JudA? LevA, west of the Mezquita (April-Sept Mon-Sat 9.30am-8pm, Sun 10am-2pm; ring for winter hours; tel 957 200 522), which gives out an illustrated brochure on places to visit, with a town plan. For information on fringe theatre and music, the
Casa de Cultura
is at Plaza del Potro 10. CA?rdoba's best - and most central -
Internet cafA©
is
El Navegante
, Llano del Pretorio 1, on the north side of Plaza de ColA?n (daily 9am-1am; tel 957 497 536; a?¬1.50 for 15min, a?¬3.60 per hour); the tourist offices have details of others. Other useful information
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Spain,
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