Opened in 1987, the Cordoba Botanical Gardens is primarily for educational and scientific use
This is evident from the design, where different spaces are distributed along a longitudinal route of three squares with fountains. The methodological group is located in an area divided into rectangles, where the plants are arranged according to their genetic characteristics. It contains exclusively native Spanish species, with the predominance of low rosemary hedges and Mediterranean slicing. In the area known as the Agricultural School, groups include plants beneficial to humans, such as aromatic and medicinal herbs, fruit trees and vegetables. Near the central square there is a greenhouse divided into three sections, with a group of endemic species in the Canary Islands, the Balearic Islands and Andalusia.
