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Video 2. Córdoba Travel Guide
Once known as a wealthy city, Cordoba was considered to be a worthy prize and was thus well protected and fortified. A combination of the Arabic, Jewish and Christian worlds, Cordoba is most deservedly the Pearl of Andalusia!
The Ponte Romana extends across the Guadalquivir and leads to the old town. With its sixteen arches the Roman bridge that spans across the river is one of the city’s main landmarks. The city’s most important building is the Mezquita Catedral in the centre of the old town. It is undoubtedly the most splendid mosque of Moorish Islamic origin on the Iberian Peninsula.
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| Figure 1. Cordoba City Center |
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| Figure 2. Cordoba City Center |
Top Attractions
- Mezquita of Cordoba (information)
- Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos
- Festival de Patios
- Puente Romano (Roman Bridge; information)
- Cordoba Synagogue (information)
- Juderia de Cordoba (Jewish Quarter; information)
- Puerta De Almodovar leads to Jewish Quarter
- Palacio de Viana (information)
- Medina Azahara (information)
- Calleja de las Flores (information)
- Calahorra Tower (information)
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