ES: "La Unesco (Organización Cultural, Científica y Educacional de Naciones Unidas) reconoció en 1994 la importancia universal de los bienes históricos cordobeses, ampliando el título de Patrimonio de la Humanidad al conjunto urbano que rodea al Conjunto Monumental Mezquita-Catedral.
El Centro Histórico de Córdoba comprende ahora las calles que rodean la Gran Mezquita-Catedral y todas las parcelas de terreno que se abren a ellas, junto con todos los bloques de casas a su alrededor.
Esta zona se extiende hasta la otra orilla del río GuadaIquivir (que incluye el puente romano y la Calahorra) por el sur, hasta la calle San Fernando por el este, hasta el límite del centro comercial por el norte, e incorporando el AIcázar de los Reyes Cristianos y el barrio de San Basilio al oeste."
EN: "UNESCO (United Nations Cultural, Scientific and Educational Organization) recognized in 1994 the universal importance of Cordoba's historical assets, extending the title of World Heritage to the urban complex surrounding the Mosque-Cathedral Monumental Complex. The Historic Center of Córdoba now comprises the streets that surround the Great Mosque-Cathedral and all the parcels of land that open onto them, together with all the blocks of houses around them. This area extends to the other bank of the Guada-Iquivir river (which includes the Roman bridge and Calahorra) to the south, to San Fernando street to the east, to the limit of the shopping center to the north, and incorporating the AIcázar de los Reyes Cristianos and the neighborhood of San Basilio to the west."
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