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Sureste District, Córdoba — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Sureste is the south-eastern district of Córdoba, running from the Guadalquivir out to the ronda de Levante.
About Sureste District
Where to stay in Sureste District
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Campo Madre de Dios and Campo de San Antón are the two names to look for in Sureste. Both sit on the river side of the district, where the Guadalquivir turns the corner between the A-4 bridge and the Ronda de los Mártires, and that puts the old city within reach on foot in a way the ronda de Levante end does not. The Carretera de Madrid runs out from the south.
Look for a room near the water.
About Sureste District
What are the main landmarks in Sureste District?
The river is the boundary and the feature at once. Córdoba runs Sureste's eastern edge along the course of the Guadalquivir between the bridge carrying the A-4 and the Ronda de los Mártires, so the district ends where the water does rather than at a street. Avenida de Libia closes the south.
What is the history of Sureste District?
Ten districts divide the city. Sureste is the one covering the south-eastern zone, drawn between the Guadalquivir on the east, Avenida de Libia and the Carretera de Madrid on the south, the ronda de Levante on the west and the A-4 on the north. Polígono Granadal sits along that northern line.
The compass named it.
Where is Sureste District?
Sureste holds the south-eastern zone of Córdoba, with the Guadalquivir on the east and the ronda de Levante on the west.
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Updated September 2026