Y Viva Espana! - Cordoba
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Y Viva Espana! - Cordoba
by
Carole Bradford
Photos from Spain, this time Cordoba. The Mosque of the caliphs is certainly the highlight of Cordoba. It is immense with hundreds of columns and archways.
Enjoy!
City Wall Entrance - Cordoba
Entering Cordoba through City Wall
Bell Tower - Cordoba
Located near the entrance to Cordoba
Mamoinides Statue - Cordoba
Nice statue in Plaza Mamoinides in Cordoba
Street Scene - Cordoba
Street Scene - Old Quarter - Cordoba
Entrance - Mosque of the Caliphs
Now a Catholic Cathedral this was originally named the Mosque of the Caliphs...
Grand Opening - Cathedral - Cordoba
Typical archway in the Cathedral at Cordoba
Another Grand Opening - Cordoba
Mosque of the Caliphs located in Cordoba
Another Grand Opeing - Cordoba
Grand Opening - Mosque of the Caliphs - Cordoba
Entrance to a Chapel - Cordoba
Entrance to a small chapel in Cathedral in Cordoba
Mosque of the Caliphs - Cordoba
Detail of the many arches at the Mosque of the Caliphs in Cordoba
Closer View - Arches - Cordoba
Closer view of the arches - Mosque of the Caliphs - Cordoba
Detail of another Dome - Cordoba
The artwork is fantastic! No photo can really do justice
Don Quixote
Statues of Don Quixote are everywhere in the Extramadur
a in Spain
Another Don Quixote
Located at a lunch stop on the road from Cordoba to Madrid
Anyone for Lunch?
Typical cafe on the road from Cordoba to Madrid
Typical Village Store
Little village store on road from Cordoba to Madrid
article published 3/19/2001
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I was looking up the Mosque of the Caliphs specifically for the famed 850 pillars of porphyry, marble and jasper. I really liked the arches and got an impression of the building but wanted to see what those pillars looked like, they sounded so fantastic.
Karen Euler, August 25, 2005
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