Architectural wonders

Hidden in corners

The Episcopal Palace

The Gate's Bridge - Arch of the Triumph

arabic influences

light and colour

co-existing in harmony

A stroll in the city

colour is the key word

Waiting to hold the title of European Capital of Culture

named after a great Spanish painter

In the Jewish district

Maimonides, a Jewish philosopher and one of the greatest Torah scholars and physicians of the Middle Ages

A statue to his honor stands in Tiberiadus Square in the Juderia

Narrow streets in the Jewish Quarter

Old arched walls

Cobblestone alley in the Juderia

The Star of David

Faith intact through centuries

still dominates

San Bartolome ancient church

Beautiful faces in beautiful places

dusk in the city

and the Puente Romano Bridge gets all lit up

Traces of a rich historical past

Medieval walls

and Archangel San Rafael, Cordoba's patron saint

a lion adorning San Rafael's triumphal monument

San Rafael's memorial, decorated with saint images and animals figures, was erected in order to express thanks for surviving a strong earthquake

a stairway to heaven

Facades

Shops & patios

hats and lace

dotted aprons

and tiled pictures

A traditional patio seen from the street

look on the right or else you'll miss it

a little sip on a hot summer day will do you good

The traditional house in Cordoba has a relatively large patio in the center of the structure

beauty and relaxation