Los Sabios de Qurtuba

Cordoba was one of the mythical cities in the history of the Mediterranean like Athens, Rome, Byzantium or Florence. Its monumental splendor is associated with its role as a state metropolis, capital of Al Ándalus between the years 716 and 1031. In Qurtuba and Madinat al-Zahra dazzled scientists and poets who knew how to bring together and radiate wisdom from Antiquity and the East. Even after their decline and exile, authors emerged who illuminated the Middle Ages and laid the foundations of the Renaissance with numerous contributions. With amenity and historical rigor we will discover the less famous scholars, we will know the love through Wallada, Ibn Zaydun, Ibn Hazm and we will approach the great philosophers: Averroes and Maimonides. Without missing the grace of the zejeleros, arduous intellectual polemics, the expertise of inventors or the innovative treatments of doctors of the three religious creeds. Even today it is surprising how The sages of Qurtuba inspire and are recalled in monuments, streets and buildings in numerous cities around the world.