Tired of the crowds? Escape to Ravenna for great Italian food and admire the mosaics.
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These are lovely tips, so many gorgeous places! Xx All of these places are so pretty! I love all your pictures & how organized all your tips are. Hopefully I can stop by some of these cities in my July trip to Spain this year. And also loving all your travel fashion! <3 I love this post so much! My fiancé and I are actually looking for places to go on our honeymoon and this seems so romantic. The photos are beautiful. Truly appreciate the detailed breakdown of your adventure. Xoxo, Maggie Thank you Maggie! Spain is a great honeymoon destination :) Such an informative post. I am in love with the pictures.Good read and amazing clicks! Nice article and pictures ! Wow! Loved the pictures and the post :) Looks like a great place to visit. We are heading Spain later this year but could only fit in Granada and Seville wish we had time for Corboda aswell. I have always loved the look of the Roman bridge so beautiful, I m sure you had fun. I can’t wait to go to Spain. Wow! I never realised there was so much to see and do in Cordoba – it looks like a beautiful part of the world! I love the breakdown of the sites, hotels and places to eat. Very helpful. I’m particularly drawn by the mosque and the roman bridge. Wow! I love all these photos- expecially the Roman Bridge! I also really like how you added your own personal tips! 1st Century Roman Bridge… I’d be all over that. Your photo’s are fantastic and your blog makes me want to redesign mine a bit lol. Such gorgeous, dreamy photos! I went to Cordoba in 2012 and I loved it!! Happy to see I’ve done most of the things you recommend. Going back to Spain this summer but only for about 5 days unfortunately Let me start by saying that you have some really beautiful pics! I love Spain so much, especially Andalusia as the mixture with the Arabic culture makes is really special. Although I am originally from Slovenia, I spent 6 years living in Granada and went to Cordoba a couple of times. I’m afraid I’ll have to disappoint you because, to be honest, I’ve only been to Mezquita, while I spent the rest of the time wandering around the streets, having cerveza along with some really good tapas :) I guess I’ll have to go back to tick off the rest of its landmarks! :) Love this post! So thorough and such beautiful photos! Pinned :D Cordoba, actually all of Andalucía, is such a beautiful part of Spain. Your photos are lovely, thanks for sharing. Happy travels :) It’s all stunning but I think Calleja de las Flores would be the place I would love to spend some time. Gorgeous photos and I love all the alleys. Love your pictures and the way you style your blog! Much better than many I’ve seen (including my own website really ;) So congratz, well done :D I fell in love with Seville and Granada recently, but have yet to visit Cordoba! It’s going on my list now. Beautiful pictures :) What an informative post! I’d love to see the CALLEJA DE LAS FLORES! How true it is to visit popular sights in the morning or at night to avoid the crowds. I did this in Prague and got amazing photos of the city. Cordoba looks incredible. I can totally picture myself strolling the streets and admiring the architecture. hey jackie, i hope you check it out! yes, always going early and later seems to help a bit with crowd control :) Your photos are absolutely stunning. I would love to visit Spain and your pictures make me want to check out Cordoba!! Amazing scenery and wow, that Cathedral! Thank you for sharing this post! […] Read more: Don’t Travel to Cordoba Without Seeing These 5 Sights […] Beautiful pictures! Definitely makes me want to visit <3 […] Attractions: Mezquita-Cathedral, Palacio de los Reyes Cristianos, Roman […] Such a wonderfully indepth list! I loved Córdoba when I visited when I was 26. Truly romantic… Love the photos. Your photos are amazing! Made me wanna go to Cordoba :) […] arrived late in the afternoon from Cordoba and took a 75 min Renfe ride into Seville’s Santa Justa train […] […] 1 | Appreciating the exquisite architecture of Granada’s Alhambra and Cordoba’s Mezquita […] […] the high speed rail down to Andalusia to experience the warm sunny cities and Moorish influence of Cordoba, Seville and Granada, and then flew back north to Barcelona. After a couple days exploring (with […] […] the high speed rail down to Andalusia to experience the warm sunny cities and Moorish influence of Cordoba, Seville and Granada, and then flew up northeast to Barcelona. After a couple days exploring (with […] […] 1 | Appreciating the exquisite architecture of Granada’s Alhambra and Cordoba’s Mezquita […] […] isn’t much rain, but there is a lot of sun. If you visit Cordoba for example, it can be swelteringly […] […] Read more: : Everything You Must Do in Cordoba, Spain […] Lovely post! Followed your itinerary. However I feel that you should rename No.3 as Museo Alzcazar Reyes Cristianos. It is confusing as we keyed in Alzcazar de los Reyes Cristianos and ended up wasting half an hour by reaching the other side of the castle where there was no entry. Hi Malika – glad you liked the post! Sure, ill add in that tip. Thanks! […] Spain’s Hidden Gem: The Quaint Town of Cordoba […] […] 5 Unforgettable Things to Do in Cordoba, Spain » Sher She GoesJanuary 6, 2017 – 10:41 am […] […] arrived late in the afternoon from Cordoba and took a 75 min Renfe ride into Seville’s Santa Justa train […] […] Spain’s Hidden Gem: The Quaint Town of Cordoba […] This pictures are breathtaking! […] gardens and placed rare plants and exotic species. Don’t miss a visit to all three islands – Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei […] You’re definitely not wrong – it is beautiful! 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