Riviera Córdoba
Plaza de Aladreros 5 Córdoba, Andalusia, 14008, Spain and Canary Islands
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Festivals of Cordoba
I should probably stop saying "we had a late start", because starting at 11am really is about right in this country. So, after an average start, we went over to our new hotel, (Hotel Riviera) and checked in. Then it was straight to the Mezquita. Back in the old days, the Mezquita was the center of the western Islamic world. The Spanish "improved …
Cordoba et sa Mezquita
Bonjour,
Après autant d'émotion suite à la victoire de l’Espagne, le train train quotidien avait repris son cours le lendemain. Plusieurs employés de la ville ramassaient les choses par terre et les gens se dirigeaient au travail. Pour moi, c’était un retour à la station de bus pour ma prochaine destination.
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Siesta Can Be So Inconvenient!
... It all turned out really lovely: for entree we were treated to 2 traditional Cordobian cold soups, Gazpacho and Salmonejo and then had pork chops and chicken with chips. Throughout the whole meal there was a melodramatic Spanish soapy on on a television and the old lady sat there peeling potatoes (for our chips). After bringing our meals out to us she dutifully went back to her peeling. 5.5 euros well spent.
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Day trip to Córdoba from Seville
... not be too much more expensive, so it all worked out in the end.
After the hour to hour and a half train ride we arrived in Córdoba. We hopped on a bus to the center of the town so we could see all of the main attractions. The bus let us off right next to a cool flea market, so we did some exploring. It turned out that the flea market was filled with junk basically. The people were just selling candy and fake/cheap clothes. However at the very end of the ...
Un día en Córdoba
... we got to Córdoba, the busses dropped us off across the river from the first site, so we had to walk across the Puente Romano (Roman Bridge) to get to La Mezquita, which is the mosque that Córdoba is famous for. La Mezquita was finished being refashioned as a mosque in 785 AD when Spain was still an Arab nation and Córdoba was a booming Islamic city and boasts Moorish architecture. There are 896 columns throughout the entire building that were built with granite ...



