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Those of greatest interest would be the Botanical Garden - the place where the flora is treated scientifically and the Museum of Paleobotany is located -, < strong> the Garden of the Poets -located next to the Almohad wall, it was designed taking water as an axis and fusing the traditional parterre with a modern park -, the Gardens of Juan Carlos I -one of the most emblematic of the modern city with a pond, bridge and area of children's games, hosts poetry festivals during the summer months, the Agricultural Gardens -built on old orchards, today they have a large sculptural repertoire in their interior highlighting the works of Martínez Rücker, Mateo Inurria, Julio Romero de Torres and the group titled ""Farmer, Agriculture and Progress"" -.

On the other hand, we have the Jardines de la Alameda del Obispo - nearby to the Guadalquivir River, it has the only labyrinth-shaped garden in Andalusia, the Gardens of La Merced - next to the convent of the same name, it has a neo-Roman fountain. Attic built in the 19th century and another modern one dedicated to Cordoba women, also inside stands the Al-Morabito Mosque where the cult of Islam is practiced today - , the Victory Gardens < /strong> -they have a statue dedicated to the Duke of Rivas and a neoclassical-style pergola designed by the architect Carlos Saez de Santamaría-, the Orive Gardens -one of the few green spaces within the historic center, they have remains of the Roman circus, a group of Almohad houses and the old Chapter House of the convent of San Pablo - and theValllano Gardens -with remains of a cistern Roman-.