The Castilians might have radically changed the Great Mosque’s spiritual function, but they certainly weren’t going to destroy it. They recognized the magnificence of the architecture ...

In the 13th century, under Ferdinand III, the Saint, Cordoba's Great Mosque was turned into a cathedral and new defensive structures, particularly the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos and the Torre ...

The Alcazar of the Caliphs, a fortress and a palace, stood by the bank of the river Guadalquivir next to the Great Mosque containing a forest of arches. The two structures towered like goliaths ...

and great bars and restaurants.” The Mosque-Cathedral is certainly the most well-known structure in this part of the city, but UNESCO notes that there are also “hundreds of buildings of ...

This mosque-cathedral covers 24,000 sq m ... She offers private tours in Cordoba on ToursByLocals. Offering stunning views, complete privacy and a rich history, the hotel is conveniently near ...

The Alcazar's gardens are great for a leisurely stroll, while the Jewish Quarter offers narrow streets, patios, and buildings rich with history and memories. Cordoba's Mosque and the Old Town are ...