#cordoba

C Ó R D O B A A mix of Moorish & Roman influence, ancient architectures, rich culture, beautiful patios, specialty tapas & lively vibes! 🇪🇸 Highlights: One of the well preserved Medieval Synagogue in Spain built in 1314 in the midst of Córdoba’s Jewish Quarter. 🕎 Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs A medieval fortress and palace built in 1328 and now a World Heritage Site. 🏰 Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba A World Heritage Site built in the 6th-century with its complex history, expansive, unique and exceptional architecture, a true ancient marvel! 😍 Roman Bridge of Córdoba on the Guadalquivir River 🇪🇸 Equestrian Winter Show of Royal Stables in Córdoba featuring Andalusian horses.🐎 🇪🇸 Beautiful and graceful horses, so entertaining to watch!😍 Flamenco Show, a dramatic art form of Spanish dance and music performance.💃🕺🎸🇪🇸 Tapas, parties, coffees and wines are amazing! What a great trip we had and wish you all will too! #mygotofavorites #travelspain #cordoba #andalusia #couplestrip #europetravel #vacation #historicallandmarks

#NewYearNewTrip Recommended places to visit in Córdoba, Spain Córdoba is a small city that is easy to walk around. There are many beautiful photo spots and places to visit such as *** Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba started as a church in the 8th century. It was later transformed into a mosque in the 10th century. Before this mosque was converted into a church again by adding Christian architecture to the mosque structure. What catches the eye are the columns and arches. One corner of the cathedral is a museum displaying antiques. *** Puento Romano, an ancient bridge connecting the old city to the new city. At the end of the bridge is the Torre De Calahorra tower, which is a museum inside. *** Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs, this place is a mix of Muslim and Christian styles. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. *** Baños del Alcázar Califal, a Roman bathhouse renovated into a museum, is near the Alcazar. *** Bullfighting Museum of Cordoba, this is a museum about bullfighting. *** Córdoba Archaeological Museum, this is an archaeological museum, free admission. *** Museo Julio Romero de Torres, an art museum, has some fun pictures to enjoy. *** Centro de Flamenco Fosforito, a flamenco dance museum, is near the previous museum. Of course, if you are interested in culture, this museum is the answer. #córdoba #spain #spaintrip #europe #europetrip

I can’t wait to go back to Seville this year. I first went in 2020 and fell in love with the city. It really is stunningly beautiful, I think it is my favourite city in the whole of Spain, although I still haven’t visited Madrid, which I also hear is beautiful. I’m planning to visit in the autumn of 2025. I plan to visit Seville for a few days and then planning to take a trip round Andalusia, visiting Cordoba, Grenada, Malaga and possibly also Gibraltar. I am really looking forward to exploring the beautiful Andalusia region of Southern Spain. #getgoing2025 #seville #andalusia #granada #cordoba #malaga #gibraltar #spain #mediterranean

The Mezquita of Cordoba is absolutely beautiful, with the outside orange garden, the amazing mixture of architecture styles & the stunning Cathedral inside is easily one of the most impressive buildings in the World. The giant red & white columns are the most recognisable feature, they create a magical experience walking through them. Cordoba is a gorgeous Spanish city and I 100% recommend spending 2 days here getting lost in the ancient streets. Follow my instagram @travel_more_explore for more pictures/videos of Spain #unescowonders #andalucia #mezquitacórdoba #cordoba 💞

Many people travel to the Andalusian city of Cordoba to visit the impressive moorish gem of the Mezquita, however those who choose to spend a little longer in the city are in for a treat. The beautiful Alcazar capped off with the stunning gardens, the Roman bridge crossing the equally impressive river, the Calleja de las Flores with their flower adorned balconies and the Arabic baths are just a small selection of the many treasures this city has to offer #cordoba #andalucia

Córdoba is a fantastic city to explore on foot, with its narrow, winding streets and rich historical sites. Here’s a walking plan to make the most of your visit: ### Morning: 1. **Start at the Mezquita-Catedral:** Begin your day by exploring this iconic landmark. Aim to arrive early to avoid crowds and fully appreciate its grandeur. 2. **Walk to the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos:** Just a short walk from the Mezquita-Catedral, this former palace features beautiful gardens and impressive views from its towers. 3. **Stroll through the Jewish Quarter (Judería):** Wander through this historic neighborhood, exploring its charming narrow streets, whitewashed houses, and quaint squares. ### Lunch: - **Try local tapas:** Enjoy a meal at one of the traditional tapas bars in the Judería or around Plaza de las Tendillas. ### Afternoon: 1. **Visit the Roman Bridge:** Cross this historic bridge for great views of the city and the Guadalquivir River. 2. **Explore the Calahorra Tower:** Located at the end of the Roman Bridge, this tower offers insights into Córdoba’s history and great views. 3. **Walk through the Patios de Córdoba:** Visit some of the beautiful, flower-filled courtyards that Córdoba is famous for. Many are open to visitors and showcase the city's tradition of patio decoration. ### Evening: 1. **Relax at Plaza de las Tendillas:** This central square is a good place to unwind and people-watch. It’s surrounded by shops and cafes. 2. **Enjoy a Flamenco Show:** End your day with an authentic Andalusian experience by attending a flamenco performance at one of the local venues. This plan offers a comprehensive view of Córdoba’s highlights and allows for a leisurely exploration of the city's rich cultural and historical heritage. #traveldiaries #cordoba

The Mezquita-Catedral in Córdoba is definitely worth visiting. It is a unique and awe-inspiring structure with a rich history that reflects the diverse cultural influences of Spain. The mosque's forest of columns and horseshoe arches is visually stunning, and the intricate details of the mihrab are remarkable. The later addition of the Christian cathedral within the mosque creates an extraordinary juxtaposition of architectural styles. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers deep insights into the region's historical and religious evolution. #traveldiaries #cordoba

💥Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba💥 The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, also known as the Mezquita, is a unique blend of Moorish and Renaissance architecture. Originally built as a mosque in the 8th century, it was converted into a cathedral in the 16th century. The vast prayer hall, with its iconic red-and-white horseshoe arches, and the intricately carved mihrab are particularly striking. ‼️Monday to Saturday 8:30 to 9:30 hrs free visit. Except on day of extraordinary celebration. Group visits are not allowed in this schedule. At 9:20 access will be prevented. 💴 Price: General admission is €13 with reduced prices for children, students, and seniors. And 20€ for a night visit. 3€ for the Bell Tower Working Hours: Free visit: 8:30-9:30 (Monday-Saturday) Open from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM Night visit 22:00 PM How to Get There: A 15-minute walk from the Cordoba train station. #spain #cordoba #cordobamosquecathedral

#weekendgetaways Calleja de las Flores in Córdoba, Spain, known as ‘Alley of the Flowers’ 🌸🪵— proved to be the perfect escape for a weekend retreat. Nestled in the heart of the city's historic quarter, this enchanting alleyway exceeded expectations with its timeless charm and vibrant atmosphere 🕶️ The picturesque scene of whitewashed walls adorned with a myriad of colorful flowers instantly transported us to a serene and romantic setting. Every corner turned revealed a new photo-worthy spot, making it impossible to resist capturing the beauty on camera 🪴💨 Exploring the alleyway's narrow cobblestone paths led us to quaint cafes and artisan shops, where we indulged in local delicacies and admired handmade crafts. The ambiance was lively yet relaxed, providing a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life 🌼🪺 Overall, Calleja de las Flores offered a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for a weekend escape. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, this hidden gem in Córdoba promises an unforgettable experience 🤳 #spain #shortgetaway #Shortgetawayfromeurope #flowerlover #flowerroad #cordoba #spain_vacations

When visiting the small town of #Cordoba in southern Spain, you can't miss the mosque-like cathedral, Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba, with its domed arcades and red and white color scheme, which is very Middle Eastern and Arabic. After visiting Cordoba Cathedral, you must try the special cuisine of #Andalusia. “Taberna Lugue” is just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral and is perfect for a summer meal. The shop serves authentic Mediterranean cuisine, which consists of meat, fish, tapas, and red and white wine to go with the meals. The old chef greets the guests warmly, making people feel the warmth and sunshine of southern Spain. We ordered the pan-fried fillet steak and the pan-fried lamb chops. The fillet steak was medium-rare, the pink meat was tender and juicy, and it tasted great with a sprinkle of sea salt. The lamb chops were also pan-fried to be tender and without any odor. I have to praise the side dishes. The simple wax gourd and mushrooms were fried so deliciously! Southern Spain is truly charming and different from Barcelona or Madrid. It has the Arabian flavor of the Moorish period. Both the cultural customs and architectural art are clearly visible, and it is definitely worth a visit. #SpanishFood #Andalucia #Corvado

Location: Cordoba, Southern Spain Getting there: A fast train from Madrid for a few hours or a fast train from Malaga for one hour. One building alone is reason enough to visit Cordoba: the mesmerising multiarched Mezquita. One of the world's greatest Islamic buildings, the Mezquita is a symbol of the worldly, sophisticated culture that flourished here more than a millennium ago when Córdoba was capital of Islamic Spain and western Europe's biggest, most cultured city. Cordoba has stunning classical architecture and is definitely worth a day trip from one of the bigger Spanish cities in central or southern Spain. #cordoba

Cordoba is an important Spanish city in Andalusia. It was under Muslim and Roman influence and as a result there are many architectures with such flavours as shown in the pictures: churches, gardens, restaurants, regular facades of buildings…etc. If you are into history, photography and architecture, Cordoba is definitely a city you should visit! 📸 🌉 🕌 #andalusia #cordoba #spain #architecture

Background information ℹ️: Cordoba is in the south of Spain, within Andalusia. It is famous for its Muslim influence and architecture. Photo 1: traditional Cordoba patio with many flower pots. Many houses and buildings have such a garden full of beautiful flower pots Photo 2: interesting trees Photo 3: Roman Bridge opposite to the famous Mosque Cathedral of Cordoba Photo 4: a typical street in Cordoba #andalusia #cordoba #spain

#springitinerary #Cordoba Córdoba can refer to cities in Spain or Argentina—both historically and culturally significant. Here’s a summary of both: ⸻ Córdoba, Spain • Location: Andalusia region, southern Spain. • History: • Once a Roman city, it became a major Islamic center during the Moorish rule (8th–13th century). • In the 10th century, it was the capital of the Umayyad Caliphate of Córdoba, one of the most advanced cities in Europe at the time. • Key Attractions: • La Mezquita (Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba): A stunning example of Moorish architecture. • Jewish Quarter (Judería): A maze of narrow streets with synagogues and patios. • Roman Bridge, Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs, and various courtyards (patios) are also notable. • UNESCO Status: The historic center is a World Heritage Site. • Modern City: Medium-sized, with a mix of historic charm and modern amenities. ⸻ Córdoba, Argentina • Location: Central Argentina, in the foothills of the Sierras Chicas. • Size: Second-largest city in Argentina. • Known For: • A vibrant university town, home to the National University of Córdoba (founded in 1613). • A mix of colonial architecture and modern urban life. • Economy: Industry (especially automotive), services, and education are key sectors. • Culture: • Rich in music and arts, especially cuarteto music. • Hosts numerous festivals and cultural events. • Tourism: Surrounded by scenic hills and valleys (Sierras de Córdoba), great for hiking, paragliding, and rural tourism. Address - Ambiance/Facilities - Highlights - Avg. Price per Person - Rating -

#springwander Córdoba, Spain, was an absolute dream to visit in spring! The highlight was definitely the Mezquita-Catedral—an architectural masterpiece with its stunning red-and-white arches. The entrance fee was €13, and it was worth every cent! Wandering through the old town, I stumbled upon the beautiful patios filled with flowers, and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos (€5) had gorgeous gardens. The Roman Bridge at sunset was magical! Such a vibrant and historic city. ✨ #Córdoba #Spain #Mezquita #Andalusia #SpringTravel #CityOfHistory

Cordoba in Spain’s southern Andalusian region is often overlooked by travellers to the region in favour of its coastline or more famous cities of Seville and Malaga. Even those who do visit are often only drawn to its UNESCO world heritage site of the Mezquita. Spending more time here is really recommended though, just taking a walk through the cities streets will allow you to get a true feel for this often considered sleepy city but one that can allow you a tranquil escape in an often hectic region. #2024mapped #spain #cordoba

Took the train from Sevilla to Córdoba—a smooth and scenic ride through beautiful landscapes. It’s a great option for a couple’s trip, with plenty to explore together in Córdoba, from the impressive Mezquita to charming streets and tasty local tapas. A relaxed and enjoyable experience overall! #cordoba #historicallandmarks #couplestrip

#cherryblossom2024 Immerse in the fervor of Córdoba’s Easter week. From solemn processions to vibrant street scenes, experience a tapestry of tradition and faith in a city alive with history. #EasterInCórdoba #PassionAndProcessions #cordoba #faith #spain #andalucia #easterinspain #Procession #EasterProcession #EasterCelebration #FéCórdoba