Córdoba (Spain)
Cordoba is a city in the Andalusia region of Spain.
Hitching out
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=== West towards Sevilla, Malaga
Walk to Puente de San Rafael (San Rafael Bridge) and then to Plaza de Andalucia. From there, turn to the right to Avenida de Cadiz. Use the right sidewalk, and in 500 metres you will see a Repsol petrol station. You can try here or walk another 500 metres to reach another Campsa one. From one of both, try to find a car to Sevilla or Malaga. It is possible early in the morning, in the afternoon-evening there will be a lot of local traffic. Try the option of "Next petrol station on the motorway" or "La Carlota", a town 30 kilometres away from Cordoba. You can reach both gas station by bus (line 9, "Huelva" stop). Calle Huelva is paralell to Avenida de Cadiz.
All directions
Walk to "El Arcangel" Shopping Mall, and from there walk across Escultor Sebastian Cuevas street. Passing a plane (!) on your right, and then the football stadium, you will see a traffic circle and signs that divide the road towards Madrid, to the left and Malaga, Granada and Sevilla to the right.
You can just wait on the side of the road, right before traffic lights. A big banner with your destination will help.
Be carefull because in Spain to hitchhick in motorways and its entrances is forbidden, so do not get too close to the motorway if you want to avoid problems.
If you are going to Madrid, Granada via Jaen, Jaen or Almeria, you can ask for a ride to the petrol station near the prison. Is a very very good place to get a long ride to wherever.
