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(Created claim: summary (P836): The operation aims to recover, through its rehabilitation and enhancement for uses of natural tourism, sports and heritage, the historical road known as the Bishop’s Alameda, included in the Inventory of Public Roads of the municipality of Cordoba with the name of Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, as well as its connection with the Gardens and Huerta del Alcázar, with the Natural Monument Sotos de la Albolafia, with the Botanical Garden and with the o...) |
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The operation aims to recover, through its rehabilitation and enhancement for uses of natural tourism, sports and heritage, the historical road known as the Bishop’s Alameda, included in the Inventory of Public Roads of the municipality of Cordoba with the name of Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, as well as its connection with the Gardens and Huerta del Alcázar, with the Natural Monument Sotos de la Albolafia, with the Botanical Garden and with the only river pier of the city. It is a heritage element of the utmost importance, having connected for centuries the Alcázares de Córdoba with the peri-urban residences of aristocratic character located next to the right bank of the Guadalquivir. These great Umayyad almunias, and the Roman villas that preceded them, have been located on the grounds of the Municipal Zoo, Alameda del Obispo, Vado de Casillas and Cortijo del Alcaide. From the Caliphate bridge of the Cantarranas Creek, this ceremonial road, also known as the Almunias, turned northwest towards Madinat al-Zahra. A first action will collect all the documentation necessary for the implementation of the project. The second will consist of the signposting and diffusion of the road for pedestrian, cyclist and equestrian use in its 6.5.. m in length. The rehabilitation of the road will be done in two sections, 430 and 450 m long, with soft materials suitable for its use and in accordance with the natural and heritage space through which they run. The connections between the Bishop’s Alameda Way and the Alcázar Gardens will be made through five performances of which three are existing and two will be executed on a new floor. Finally, the Jardins Bajos del Álcazar, located next to the southern wall and on the Bishop’s Way of Alameda, will be rehabilitated, and the Alto Garden, located between the Tower of the Lions and the Tower of the Inquisition, will be restored. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The operation aims to recover, through its rehabilitation and enhancement for uses of natural tourism, sports and heritage, the historical road known as the Bishop’s Alameda, included in the Inventory of Public Roads of the municipality of Cordoba with the name of Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, as well as its connection with the Gardens and Huerta del Alcázar, with the Natural Monument Sotos de la Albolafia, with the Botanical Garden and with the only river pier of the city. It is a heritage element of the utmost importance, having connected for centuries the Alcázares de Córdoba with the peri-urban residences of aristocratic character located next to the right bank of the Guadalquivir. These great Umayyad almunias, and the Roman villas that preceded them, have been located on the grounds of the Municipal Zoo, Alameda del Obispo, Vado de Casillas and Cortijo del Alcaide. From the Caliphate bridge of the Cantarranas Creek, this ceremonial road, also known as the Almunias, turned northwest towards Madinat al-Zahra. A first action will collect all the documentation necessary for the implementation of the project. The second will consist of the signposting and diffusion of the road for pedestrian, cyclist and equestrian use in its 6.5.. m in length. The rehabilitation of the road will be done in two sections, 430 and 450 m long, with soft materials suitable for its use and in accordance with the natural and heritage space through which they run. The connections between the Bishop’s Alameda Way and the Alcázar Gardens will be made through five performances of which three are existing and two will be executed on a new floor. Finally, the Jardins Bajos del Álcazar, located next to the southern wall and on the Bishop’s Way of Alameda, will be rehabilitated, and the Alto Garden, located between the Tower of the Lions and the Tower of the Inquisition, will be restored. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The operation aims to recover, through its rehabilitation and enhancement for uses of natural tourism, sports and heritage, the historical road known as the Bishop’s Alameda, included in the Inventory of Public Roads of the municipality of Cordoba with the name of Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, as well as its connection with the Gardens and Huerta del Alcázar, with the Natural Monument Sotos de la Albolafia, with the Botanical Garden and with the only river pier of the city. It is a heritage element of the utmost importance, having connected for centuries the Alcázares de Córdoba with the peri-urban residences of aristocratic character located next to the right bank of the Guadalquivir. These great Umayyad almunias, and the Roman villas that preceded them, have been located on the grounds of the Municipal Zoo, Alameda del Obispo, Vado de Casillas and Cortijo del Alcaide. From the Caliphate bridge of the Cantarranas Creek, this ceremonial road, also known as the Almunias, turned northwest towards Madinat al-Zahra. A first action will collect all the documentation necessary for the implementation of the project. The second will consist of the signposting and diffusion of the road for pedestrian, cyclist and equestrian use in its 6.5.. m in length. The rehabilitation of the road will be done in two sections, 430 and 450 m long, with soft materials suitable for its use and in accordance with the natural and heritage space through which they run. The connections between the Bishop’s Alameda Way and the Alcázar Gardens will be made through five performances of which three are existing and two will be executed on a new floor. Finally, the Jardins Bajos del Álcazar, located next to the southern wall and on the Bishop’s Way of Alameda, will be rehabilitated, and the Alto Garden, located between the Tower of the Lions and the Tower of the Inquisition, will be restored. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 13:53, 12 October 2021
Project Q3137215 in Spain
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Project Q3137215 in Spain |
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864,000.0 Euro
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1,080,000.0 Euro
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80.0 percent
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30 June 2020
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30 June 2022
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AYUNTAMIENTO DE CORDOBA
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37°53'4.49"N, 4°46'33.64"W
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14021
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La operación pretende recuperar, mediante su rehabilitación y puesta en valor para usos de turismo natural, deportivo y patrimonial, el camino histórico conocido como de la Alameda del Obispo, incluido en el Inventario de Caminos Públicos del término municipal de Córdoba con el nombre de Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, así como su conexión con los Jardines y Huerta del Alcázar, con el Monumento Natural Sotos de la Albolafia, con el Jardín Botánico y con el único embarcadero fluvial de la ciudad. Se trata de un elemento patrimonial de la máxima importancia, al haber conectado durante siglos los Alcázares de Córdoba con las residencias periurbanas de carácter aristocrático situadas junto a la margen derecha del Guadalquivir. Estas grandes almunias omeyas, y las villas romanas que las precedieron, han sido localizadas en los terrenos del Zoológico Municipal, Alameda del Obispo, Vado de Casillas y Cortijo del Alcaide. A partir del puente califal del Arroyo de Cantarranas, este camino ceremonial, también conocido como de las Almunias, giraba hacia el noroeste en dirección a Madinat al-Zahra. Una primera actuación recopilará toda la documentación necesaria para la ejecución del proyecto. La segunda consistirá en la señalización y difusión del camino para su uso peatonal, ciclista y ecuestre en sus 6.5.. m de longitud. La rehabilitación del camino se hará en dos tramos, de 430 y 450 m de longitud, con materiales blandos adecuados a su uso y acordes con el espacio natural y patrimonial por el que discurren. Las conexiones entre el Camino de la Alameda del Obispo y los Jardines del Alcázar se harán a través de cinco actuaciones de las cuales tres son existentes y dos se ejecutaran de nueva planta. Finalmente se rehabilitaran los Jardines Bajos del Álcazar, dispuestos junto a la muralla meridional y sobre el Camino de la Alameda del Obispo, y se restaurara el Jardín Alto, situado entre la Torre de los Leones y la Torre de la Inquisición. (Spanish)
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The operation aims to recover, through its rehabilitation and enhancement for uses of natural tourism, sports and heritage, the historical road known as the Bishop’s Alameda, included in the Inventory of Public Roads of the municipality of Cordoba with the name of Camino Vecinal del Alcaide, as well as its connection with the Gardens and Huerta del Alcázar, with the Natural Monument Sotos de la Albolafia, with the Botanical Garden and with the only river pier of the city. It is a heritage element of the utmost importance, having connected for centuries the Alcázares de Córdoba with the peri-urban residences of aristocratic character located next to the right bank of the Guadalquivir. These great Umayyad almunias, and the Roman villas that preceded them, have been located on the grounds of the Municipal Zoo, Alameda del Obispo, Vado de Casillas and Cortijo del Alcaide. From the Caliphate bridge of the Cantarranas Creek, this ceremonial road, also known as the Almunias, turned northwest towards Madinat al-Zahra. A first action will collect all the documentation necessary for the implementation of the project. The second will consist of the signposting and diffusion of the road for pedestrian, cyclist and equestrian use in its 6.5.. m in length. The rehabilitation of the road will be done in two sections, 430 and 450 m long, with soft materials suitable for its use and in accordance with the natural and heritage space through which they run. The connections between the Bishop’s Alameda Way and the Alcázar Gardens will be made through five performances of which three are existing and two will be executed on a new floor. Finally, the Jardins Bajos del Álcazar, located next to the southern wall and on the Bishop’s Way of Alameda, will be rehabilitated, and the Alto Garden, located between the Tower of the Lions and the Tower of the Inquisition, will be restored. (English)
12 October 2021
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Córdoba
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Identifiers
FDU01AN7432
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