Silo de Córdoba

The Silo de Córdoba features Neo-Mudéjar architectural elements with decorative brickwork, arches, and galvanized steel construction for long-term grain preservation.

Construction of this agricultural facility began in 1950, with its official opening ceremony taking place on June 6, 1951, as part of Spain's national modernization program.

The structure belongs to the National Network of Silos and Granaries while operating within the Archaeological Museum of Córdoba, connecting agriculture with regional heritage.

This facility maintains temperature-controlled environments and specialized handling systems to protect stored grains from environmental factors and minimize product damage.

The silo integrates industrial functionality with traditional Spanish architectural elements, serving as both an active grain storage center and a protected cultural monument.

Location: Córdoba

Inception: 1950

Official opening: June 6, 1951

Architectural style: Neo-Mudéjar

Part of: Red Nacional de Silos y Graneros, Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba

GPS coordinates: 37.88426,-4.80027

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:57