Description

The Royal Stables of Córdoba are a complex of stables built in 1570 by order of King Philip II in the city of Córdoba, with the aim of breeding purebred Spanish horses, which would be the origin of the so-called Andalusian horse. Today, the entire building is occupied by the company Córdoba Ecuestre, which keeps it open to the public and, since November 5, 2010, has been staging an equestrian show called "Passion and Spirit of the Andalusian Horse."