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Favorite thing: Visit the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianicos (the castle of the Spanish Kings). The gardens are breathtaking (especially the presentation - when you walk into the gate you don't see anything of the gardens, but once you walk a bit forward there's this huge space that opens up in front of you).
Fondest memory: The city itself. It's very homey, the people are nice, and the streets are impeccably clean.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Favorite thing: The Mezquita opens at 08.30 and until 10.00 you can get in for no charge. Best of all, no tour groups are allowed in until after 10.00.
Written Apr 18, 2011
Written Sep 11, 2007
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Favorite thing: The Communist Party seems to be alive and well in Cordoba. The sign on their building didn't look weathered or old.
Written Aug 8, 2007
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Favorite thing: The line of gardens Jardines de la Victoria, Jardines Diego Rivas and Jardines de la Agricultura is the east border of the old city.
Written May 20, 2006
Favorite thing: Arabic influences
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Updated May 25, 2004
Favorite thing: Catholic Reminds
This memorial is at the Alcazar gardens.
Updated May 25, 2004
Favorite thing: Catholic Reminds
Fondest memory: Under construction
Written May 25, 2004
Favorite thing: People whose name is related to Cordoba
Fondest memory: At La Juderia
Updated May 25, 2004
Favorite thing: People whose name is related to Cordoba
Seneca was Neron?s tutor.
Fondest memory: At the Juderia, Almodovar Gate
Updated May 25, 2004
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People whose name is related to Cordoba Seneca was Neron?s tutor. At the Juderia, Almodovar Gate
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