Hotel Nh Califa Córdoba

Lope de Hoces, 14 Córdoba, Andalusia, 14004, Spain and Canary Islands

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Day 12

A travel blog entry by mallorychavez

Today, we started off by heading over to Plaza d'Espana for a group picture. There, we met up with our tour guide for the morning, Aurora. Seville is considered to be the home of both bull fighting and flamenco, so she talked to us about both. First, she took us to the Plaza de Toros, a bull ring. There, she explained that what we call "bull …

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Trip to Cordoba

A travel blog entry by suegronka

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... Muslim regional capital ruled by Prince Abd Al-Rahman. He destroyed a church to build this incredible mosque (Mezquita) . I am not sure I have ever been in a mosque. It was huge. There are 850 red and white columns (see the pictures)

As a sidebar most of the pictures are provided by my roommate Christy. Soon after I arrived my camera battery died.

The mosque served as a place of worship, ...

Cordoba

A travel blog entry by madeleinebrown

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... opened at the midway stop, you could immediately smell the olive trees. At first the smell caught me off guard and I thought it was terrible. Once I realized it was olives thought, it smelled delicious. Inside the restaurant they sold a variety of olives oil and even had samples to try. One of the breakfast specialties here is toast with diced tomatoes and olive oil. It's delicious!

Upon arriving in Cordoba, we walked across a Roman bridge. It was massive. I ...

First Week in Córdoba

A travel blog entry by kramsay

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My first week in Córdoba was eventful and uneventful at the same time. After the long train ride from Barcelona, we walked to meet our families just outside the station. This process was really funny, we all felt like we were being picked for teams, or matched with our tennis opponent. The directors would call out one of our names and then would call out our host family name and everyone would embrace awkwardly in front of everyone else. My host mom, Juani, was there to pick me up and ...

Cordoba, the Capital of Moorish Empire

A travel blog entry by jihas

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Cordoba was the capital during the Moorish times. Most of the structure from the time is still preserved in pristine condition. Reached here by train from Seville. Journey took almost 2 hours, very comfortable, high speed and there was even a 230V charging point near the seat. Renfe trains was good.

Cordoba mosque, locally called as 'La Mezquita' , was much larger than I anticipated. Successive generations of Moorish kings extended it trying to outdo their predecessor. At ...

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