Serrano Córdoba
Benito Perez Galdos, 6 Córdoba, Andalusia, 14001, Spain and Canary Islands
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... one bad thing about this magical place!
If you can only do three things in Cordoba, here is what I recommend:
(1) Go to the Mezquita. It really is as amazing as everyone says. It was an incredible mosque in a city that, much like Toledo, boasted a booming society populated by Christians, Muslims, and Jews. Everyone lived happily side-by-side, coexisting and working together as one. Then things ...
So... much... back pain....
... and eventually found out way again.... the ride was long and boring, and eventually we had to stop because one, we were hungry, and two, Anna's back is bothering her really bad. So we had a nice long lunch. Anna and Leslie had croquettes, Mom had some type of fish that we couldn't figure out what it was (I think they decided on dolphinfish or something like that? I don't know fishes), Madison had a ...
First Week in Córdoba
... think, and I have tried to spend more time with my host mom. I can't believe that it has only been a week, but hopefully things will be fine, and I will be able to stay here the whole time, I am optimistic now!
The first week here was set up so that we could preview the direct matriculation Universidad de Cordoba classes that we wanted to take. We were given a schedule and we were supposed to go and sit through the classes that sounded interesting to us. If none of the ...
Getting a move on!
... 800 things to do and everything moves a hundred miles an hour. Josh loves the pace and authenticity of Cordoba, I like the hustle and bustle and sites of Madrid. I think we would both tell you that we really have enjoyed them both however. Tomorrow we take a train to Sevilla which will hopefully satisty both of us. Josh is now reminding me that we do not in fact have our train tickets yet. Ruh oh. Off to deal with that....
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Cordoba (day trip)
... late, you get your ticket refunded in full. Somehow I suspect that the Amtrak honchos aren't contemplating this as a part of their New Year's business resolutions.
After a short walk to the little apartment we're renting in Madrid, we met up with one of the apartment's owners, Suzanne, an American ex-pat. Her Spanish husband, Santiago, was stuck in traffic after work, and since he had the key, she bought us a couple of rounds of drinks ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Serrano Hotel



