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La Rambla : Michelin's recommendations
The village of La Rambla, between Córdoba and Montilla, is typical of the villages in this area. It is well known for its pottery, as well as for once having hosted the illustrious writer, Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra. The future author of Don Quixote was sent here as a tax collector and quartermaster, and entrusted with keeping watch over the royal granary.
Tourist attractions La Rambla : Things to see and do
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Parish Church of the Assumption
E - 14540 La Rambla
The parish church was almost completely rebuilt in the 18C. Its delicately worked doorway is by the sculptor Hernán Ruiz I from Sevilla. Its style, characteristic of the 16C, is known as Plateresque, a term that derives from "platero" mea..
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Holy Ghost College
E - 14540 La Rambla
Go to the college church to see an absolute jewel, the pride of the inhabitants of La Rambla. The wooden statue of Jesus of Nazareth carrying the Cross is the work of the Baroque sculptor from Córdoba, Juan de Mesa (1583-1627).
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Tower of the former Convent of Consolation
E - 14540 La Rambla
The beautiful Baroque brick tower is profusely decorated, especially on the west face and around the windows and openings.
