Córdoba is a typical bustling, noisy Andalucían city, with lots of fascinating sights, intriguing streets and shops, and many restaurants and bars. It is also synonymous with art, culture and leisure and many cultural events such as Flamenco festivals, concerts and ballets are organised here throughout the year. Córdoba is also one of the few places in Europe where you can enjoy the pleasures of a modern-day Arab bath.

Córdoba’s most famous monument, and perhaps one of the most unique buildings in the world, is the Mezquita. This mosque was constructed by the emir Abd ar-Rahman in the tenth century. In the centre of the mosque is a Renaissance cathedral that dates back to the sixteenth century.

Some of the other famous monuments in the city include the Medina Azahara, Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, Puente Romano, Viana Palace and Iglesias Fernandinas. The Carnival is celebrated every year in the month of February with a lot of fanfare.

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