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Sep 19, 2009 - The Mezquita
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Sep 17, 2009 - Cordoba
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Aug 31, 2009 - Cordoba
We took 4-hour bus ride from Malaga to our next destination in Andalucía, Cordoba.We took 4-hour bus ride from Malaga to our next destination in Andalucía, Cordoba....
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Oct 3, 2008 - Córdoba, former Arabic capital or patio land
I know this site has great historical significance, but that on its own is not key for me. I did not know (or remember) until a few years ago that the Moors (Arabs) controlled most of what is now Spain for almost 800 years (ending in 1492 in Granada), and that their worldwide headquarters was where now sits Córdoba. ... Later, we learned that Córdoba actually hosts a "best patio" contest annually. ... Starting from our last trip, we have made ourselves honourary national patio judges as we like to frequent them so much.I know this site has great historical significance, but that on its own is not key for me. I did not know (or remember) until a few years ago that the Moors (Arabs) controlled most of what is now Spain for almost 800 years (ending in 1492 in Granada), and that their worldwide headquarters was where now sits Córdoba. ... Later, we learned that Córdoba actually hosts a "best patio" contest annually. ... Starting from our last trip, we have made ourselves honourary national patio judges as we like to frequent them so much....
Jump to full entryJul 11, 2008 - Spain (Camping el Brilliante - Cordoba)
There being no reason to get up early this morning we didn’t.There being no reason to get up early this morning we didn’t....
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Jul 10, 2008 - Spain (Camping Parque Tropical - Estepona to Camping el Brilliante - Cordoba)
We got up early (well relatively) and finished packing the camper for travel.We got up early (well relatively) and finished packing the camper for travel....
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Dec 20, 2007 - Cordoba
Some places just click with you for no apparent reason, Cordoba was one of those places.Some places just click with you for no apparent reason, Cordoba was one of those places....
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Oct 11, 2007 - Cordoba
After leaving Madrid from Atocha station with shivers up my spine, I'm on the road again.After leaving Madrid from Atocha station with shivers up my spine, I'm on the road again....
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Jul 29, 2007 - Córdoba
We'd checked the train and bus times, but it wasn't evident that the train we wanted to catch doesn't run on Sundays! It also cost a small fortune, considering it cost about €10 to come up from Marbella by bus (about a two hour drive), but €23 for a 45min train trip to Córdoba. ... We still had plenty of time in Córdoba, which was even hotter than Seville. ... Both were very small, and though interesting, you wouldn't go to Córdoba just to see them. ... There's also a cathedral in the middle of it, which was added in the 16th Century after the Christians captured Córdoba. ... After walking around Córdoba some more we stopped in an Arab tea house for a refreshing cup of tea before heading back to Seville - by bus! We had more luck with the hostal today. ...
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Jul 4, 2007 - Day 28
Caught up with Harald at a Starbucks around 11AM before I left for Cordoba.Caught up with Harald at a Starbucks around 11AM before I left for Cordoba....
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Dec 6, 2006 - Cordoba
Got up early to catch the train to Cordoba - 1 1/2 hours.Got up early to catch the train to Cordoba - 1 1/2 hours....
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Jul 31, 2006 - Cordoba
Days 1-2, Cordoba: Our primary goal in Cordoba was to visit the Mezquita.Days 1-2, Cordoba: Our primary goal in Cordoba was to visit the Mezquita....
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