Casa el Pozo Cordobes
Crtra. Aeropuerto Km. 2,9, Córdoba
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Casa el Pozo Cordobes Córdoba

Crtra. Aeropuerto Km. 2,9 Córdoba, Andalusia, 14004, Spain and Canary Islands

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Der Fluch der Altstadt

A travel blog entry by nature-explorer

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... trauten wir uns nicht und so blieb nur der Weg nach vorne. Schließlich mündete die Gasse in eine kleine Straße. Leider war unser Auto aber zu groß für die Kurve und blieb an den Häuserwänden hängen. Großes Gehupe um uns, weil nun natürlich auch der Verkehr auf der Straße nicht mehr durchkam. Nach wohl 20min Rangieren, Schieben und Drücken hatten wir den Wagen endlich um die Kurve - ...

I'll go this way......

A travel blog entry by tyamkovy

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... fun but can't go to fast....for a bit at least...don't want to bottom the suspension too much....makes for a tricky ride in tight corners. so I stop a lot and take a ton of pics on the way....and eventually pop out at a place that has a Cafe...time for a cappuccino.

The Analucian villages are cool to see as they are cut into mountains...and all painted white. Another thing is that there are castles everywhere....look at a hill and chances ...

Córdoba Chronicles

A travel blog entry by kcseymour

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... I can definitely say that I truly felt like I was in a holy place.

A brief word about the food. Chorizo reigns supreme when it comes to meet, and I prefer my vegetables (eggplant especially) deep-fried and dipped in honey. I've already mastered the delectable, salty fried green peppers. Taste-testers welcome!

We're heading to Normandy next week! Looking forward to practicing my French!

Ą tout ą l'heure, mes amis!
bisou bisou xx
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Cordoba

A travel blog entry by madeleinebrown

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... a loaf of French bread. Sometimes the meat was unidentifiable as well. It was hilarious watching everyone’s faces as they discovered what they had been given to eat. After forcing ourselves to eat these lunches, we decided to explore the area a bit more. The tourist area had the same souvenir shops every few yards. There wasn’t too much exploring to be had. I definitely prefer Seville and Granada to Cordoba. However, la Mesquita is gorgeous. When in Spain, you must see ...

Coming to Cordoba!

A travel blog entry by shbell

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... of his life in toledo. The cathedral there has a huge collection of his paintings.

Today was a really long day - we left Madrid at 8:30 and arrived in Cordoba about 8:30 pm with stops in toledo for many hours and a long drive through the province of La Mancha, home of Cervantes who wrote don ...

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