Córdoba aka: Cordoba
98% of people who have been to Córdoba think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in Córdoba are Mezquita, Patio de Los Naranjos, and Alcázar De Los Reyes Católicos. Córdoba is featured on the lists All 911 UNESCO Heritage Sites, UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Spain. Places in Córdoba have been tagged andalucia, cordoba, and cultura.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeWithout comment by David CrossThe first time I went to Córdoba, one of my favourite Spanish cities, I found a hotel. I settled in and went out for a walk, carefully noting how to get back. When I arrived back fairly late and having consumed some wine, I found the place locked. I hammered on the door. A head appeared at a window – female-furious. I argued – in English; my Spanish was non-existent. She replied in Spanish – and even I thought I had a fairly good idea of what ‘policia’ might mean. I retreated a short distance to think out a srategy – and saw my hotel in the next parallel street! over 5 years agoThe jewelry. by wmeg
I spent less than a day here and it was sad, but the things I saw made it worth it. And the jewelry I got. _ over 5 years agoUntitled by Ahdrianna
It’s really pretty and it’s nice to just wander round. It has a lot of little streets and traditional houses, but there’s also big highstreets with a lot of nice clothes shops, some supermarkets, loads of cafes/restaurants etc. There’s also a big plaza with tapas bars and places to eat. If you go during Easter (Semana Santa) there’s the most amazing procession with huge wooden floats that people CARRY slowly all the way through. The music they play is really haunting and you can smell the incense a mile off! Don’t be intimidated by the ku-klux-klan-style masks they wear though.. Around Cordoba there’s so much to see, like the castle in the picture. over 6 years agoUntitled by DiamondGaloshesFirst time living free of all I knew… great walking city, botleon for university students, feria in May, old winding streets, cafes, clubs. Great European experience, easy train access to larger cities. over 6 years agoSee all 18 entries |
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Activities in Córdoba
This walking tour through the streets of Cordoba will really allow you to get to know the history and traditions of this intriguing city, with its beguiling mix of Roman, Arabic and Spanish history. $44.26 
Travel from Cordoba to Seville. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. $105.83 
Travel from your Cordoba hotel to your Granada hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. $86.38 |
