Set in a 16th-century mansion in the Judería, the Bullfighting Museum traces the history of the corrida and Cordoba's four legendary native matadors: Lagartijo, Guerrita, Machaquito and Manolete. Posters, capes, suits of lights, and — for those with the stomach — the mounted head of the bull that killed Manolete in 1947. Whatever you think of bullfighting, the museum is genuinely informative and the building itself is worth the visit.
Museo Taurino
Bullfighting museum in the Judería honouring Córdoba's legendary matadors
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