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1. Mosque Cathedral of Cordoba ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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2. Medina Azahara ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. Roman Temple

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4. Roman Bridge

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5. Torre De Calahorra

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6. Bridge Gate / Puerta del Puente

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7. Tapas Bars

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8. Courtyards - patios

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9. The Palace of Viana de Cordoba

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10. Alley of the Flowers

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11. Synagogue

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12. Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos

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13. Alcazar Viejo

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14. Manolete Monument

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15. Santa Marina Church

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16. Museo Taurino Cordoba

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17. Botanical Gardens Of Cordoba

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18. Museum of Fine Arts

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

  • Cordoba is situated on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, in Southern Spain, in the region of Andalusia.
  • It was settled in Roman times and has been under the control of Visigoths, Moors from Africa, and Christians.
  • All three monotheistic religions have left their mark on the city.
  • The historic city center has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • During the Islamic era from the 8th century to 1236, Cordoba became a seat of learning and the largest city in Europe.
  • The city has a Mediterranean climate and the highest average summer temperatures in Europe, at 37 degrees Celsius.

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