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Melting
... the former mosque, we walked around the narrow stone streets of Cordoba's historic centre. We came across some small water fountains at street level and decided to walk between them to help cool off. Naturally, it ended in an intense water fight between Keenan and Wolfi. One of them accidentally drenched mom, who was shocked for a second then realized how great it felt.
We found some food in the same plaza ...
Alien Dog
... she was hilarious but so far all of our guides have been great. After the mosque we had a two hour break and since there was absolutely nothing to do my friend and I got huge ice cream cones (Strawberry Cheesecake flavored mhmmm) and sat around. We ended up making friends with a guy's dog named Chica (very original). She was the most scraggly looking dog I have ever seen but was so ...
Hitchhiking, Chinese Tourists, and More
... with a taller or more elaborate Catholic one. This is how a Muslim Mosque grew to have a Catholic cathedral attached to it. The Mezquita, or mosque, is still a functioning church to this day. And it is incredibly gorgeous, inside and out.
(2) Go to the Alcazar de Los Reyes Cristianos. In the day the palace is detailed, quite impressive, and boasts a beautiful garden. You can climb to the top ...
I'm going to miss you Spain: last stop, Cordoba
... we have visited, Cordoba also has a beautiful mosque that has been perfectly restored. This one was considerably older though – the mosque was built around 700 AD, although parts of the original Visigoth church from 5 AD still remain. It was also a bit different from the others, in that this one had the later-built Cathedral plonked right in the middle of the Mosque. Somehow the Christians managed to make it seamlessly blend into the Arabic columns, arches and mosaics. It ...
First Week in Córdoba
... day sounded interesting then we would be bored all day with nothing to do. At the end of the week I believe I have my schedule all figured out and I am really excited about the classes I have chosen. Classes officially start tomorrow, Monday, February 21, and I am currently signed up for a Spanish cinema class, a Spanish art class, history of Islam in Andalusia and a human rights class. The human rights class is the direct matriculation class that I chose which means that we will ...
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