Hostal Cordoba

... spent the remainder of the morning doing some admin before making our way to the train station in preparation for our journey to Cordoba.  We had booked first class tickets so were very excited but unsure what this would entitle us to.  We were ...

... most of Cordoba had even thought about waking.  Our first stop for the day was at the drawcard attraction of Cordoba, the Mosque Cathedral.  The interior of this tenth century building is absolutely spectacular.  It is interesting to see ...

... car, bus, or airplane. An hour and a half after leaving we pulled into Córdoba station. Our next accommodations were the Hostal la Fuente, about a mile's walk from the station. Central Córdoba seems to have much more of the traditional Spanish look. ...

... it is hard to get good food or bad wine in Spain, and I have to agree. Then I blundered back to my hostal, where I discovered to my delight that my television included an English-language channel! Unfortunately, it was broadcasting The Big Bang Theory, ...

... its courtyards, we left and found a shady area in a nearby park to rest and soak in the Spanish sun. The remainder of Cordoba consisted of seeing the town and shopping distric (don't worry Dad, no major damage yet), and a nice dinner down from our ...

... clearly time to eat lunch.  I was absolutely starved.  It was around this time when I realized something important about Cordoba: finding a quick place to eat is nearly impossible.  The vast majority of the businesses in the entire old city ...

... in the trip anyway, so we retreated to a local bar for a cerveza and to mull over alternative plans while staying in Cordoba. Having saved on our accommodation we splashed out on a few great meals in Cordoba, explored the tiny street full of book shops, ...

Abandoned when the Arabian Sultans were driven out of Spain in the 15th century, the preserved Great Mosque of Córdoba, remains one of the most beautiful and hauntingly spiritual jewels on earth. We will enjoy a day and a night in ...

... dicho a Boris. Eran las 11 a.m. El viaje debía durar aproximadamente 8 horas, asi que calculamos que nuestro arribo a Cordoba sería alrededor de las 7 p.m. Pensamos, también (equivocadamente) que Córdoba quedaba en el recorrido de Mendoza hacia Buenos ...

... is 1400 to 1630! So we found a bus that looked like it headed to the mosque (The Mezquita), the biggest attraction in Cordoba. Accommodation: We walked for a while and looked at a few hostals near the mosque. We ended up settling on a place called Hostal ...

... stadt niemals erwartet ! unglaublich! ich würde eigentlich sehr gerne spanisch lernen gehen. wenn,dann ganz sicher hier in cordoba. 100%.     so ziemlich jeder grosse macker der geschichte,der etwas auf sich hielt, hielt hier zumindest eine ...

bus log- 3 hours from Granada to Cordoba           - 3 hours from Cordoba to Seville Well, I must admit that Cordoba wasn´t all is was cracked up to be, in my opinion.  It came highly recommended as ...

El siguiente partido de Colombia sería hasta dentro de una semana. Tendríamos que pagar un hostal o seguir acampando hasta el día del partido. A eso sumarle el costo de la boleta, que claramente sería de reventa, más la comida de una semana. Esos ...

... commerciale, trovo uno "zapatero"(calzolaio) che mi mette a posto la borsa. Viva Zapatero! Cordoba ci appare bellissima. Bello anche l'Hostal Internacional, con accogliente stanza vicino al terrazzo, bici comodamente parcheggiate nel bel patio e ...

Our night bus arrived into Cordoba around 8am and so once again we decided to pee off the waiting taxis and walk into town, Our hostal , Tango is one of the nicest we have stayed and is run by a Colombian family,, we noticed the Botero painting on ...

Then, off to Cordoba. What a cool city. Almost as good as Buenos Aires. From there we became TOTAL tourists. We arrived to the hostal at like 8am and the girl at the desk told us there was a chocolate fair on just outside the city so we legged it!!! we ...

... of olive grove country- olive groves literally as far as the eye could see.  2 and a half hours later we arrived in Cordoba.  We had calamares bocadillos and a drink then caught the bus to our hotel. After we checked in I decided to have a ...