| Page Views: 438 Last Visit to Córdoba: July, 1998 | Cordoba by Polly74 - last update: Aug 4, 2004 |
More than 2,000 years are contained in this city's history. Romans and Muslims elected it as their capital elevating it as such. The different cultures that throughout the centuries have met in this city have enriched it and left a definite mark. The Mosque of Aljama, with the Christian cathedral in its heart, crowns the jewel that makes up the colorful and the whitewash houses of its historical center. |
|  | Its winding and narrow streets leads us to discover the marvelous monuments that the different cultures, as a perfect symbiosis, have enriched the city. Within its streets, we shall roam and find ourselves renewed in its varied and numerous silent, and some hidden, Cordobesian plazas. Little by little we shall find with still remaining inns from centuries ago that will tempt us to stop and taste the great wines of the land, accompanied by a wide variety of tapas, some unique to each. |
|  | These streets will not stop amazing us as we seep through the soul of the traditional Cordoba: Its patios. Principal part of each home, the daily life of the neighbors turns around it, making the "patio" as one of the most valued treasures with its care and decorations.
The game of lights and shadows is unique, the permanent bubbling of the water from its multiple fountains, the symphonies of smells and colors of the vegetation with which the city is filled will siege your senses and require your surrender, making Cordoba an unequaled visitation. |
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| In A Nutshell: | "As other Spanish cities in the centre of the country, try to avoid July and August if you are suffering for the hot temperature" |
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shivan Tue Sep 28, 2004 08:33 UTC bella pagina, sta spagna prima o poi la devo visitare! | aussiedoug Tue Sep 7, 2004 11:25 UTC Ciao Paola. Your beautifully written intro is followed by equally beautifully written tips that are very helpful with excellent historical detail. Grazie mille mi amica. Ciao, ciao. |
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