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The Mosque of Córdoba (Mezquita de Córdoba) is considered nowadays as one of the major treasures of the Arabic-Andalusian art and a key monument in the Spanish-Arabic architecture from the Caliphal period.
It is a Hebrew temple to which you access throught a narrow street called Los Judíos (The Jews). It is a semi- hidden building, whose structure is not exposed to the exterior.
The city of Madinat Al-Zahra is located 6 Kilometres to the west from the city of Córdoba. It is a Palace City designed to be the capital city of the Caliphate of Córdoba during Abd al- Rahman III´ s reign.
It was built in Cordoba in Roman times by the Emperor Augusto, being part of the Via Augusta. It is 225 meters length and consists of 16 round arches except for four of them which are pointed and the extreme ones that are segmental, and lean on stirrups,...
It is popularly called Barrio blanco (white quarter), and it was the centre of the Jewish colony that lived in Cordoba during the Middle Ages. It was also an intellectual point when Scientists, Philosophers and Poets arrived to the Caliphal Court. As...
This is the only rectangular main square in Andalusia, as well as the Plaza Mayor of Madrid and Salamanca. It takes the place where, one day, the amphitheatre was built, suffering several changes through time.
