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Traces of ancient Rome found in Spain, Rome Bridge in Cordoba! It is said that it has a history of 2,000 years as a place connecting the old and new cities of Cordoba.. And if you cross here after visiting Metaciss, you can see it more meaningful ^^

In 1984, UNESCO listed the historic area of Cordoba as a World Heritage Site. The areas included in the World Heritage Site are concentrated on the southeast-northwest line of the old town. It can take a day to travel from the south all the way to the north, and freely explore the main landscapes: 1. The ancient Roman bridge and the tower of Calaola. The historic bridge and tower span the Guadalquiville River, connecting the old and new city, magnificent, old and strong, and the elegant and atmospheric skyline of the old city on the north bank, is the ancient and eye-catching landmark of Colorado. 2. Grand Mosque. Cordoba's reputation has been greatly enhanced by the preservation of the Grand Mosque, a magnificent building that was built in 786 and converted into a cathedral after 1236. The Moorish style of Arabia and the Gothic and Renaissance style of Spain blend together to achieve the architectural masterpiece of Cordoba. The towering towers, thick walls, columns of stone, endless arcades, complex decorations, exquisite carvings... magnificent and dazzling. 3. Old Jewish Street. A large area on the northwest side of the Grand Mosque retains the old style, called the Old Jewish Street, and the most ornamental is the famous Baihua Alley. The narrow and elegant alleys, the small shops facing the street are in every step; the quiet courtyard, the surrounding houses are white walls and color frames; Flowers like the sea, tourists like weaving, overflowing with the rich Andalusian romance.

One of the most beautiful cities in southern Spain, although not as famous as Seville, but personally feel much better than Seville, there are not so many thieves and liars, the old city is beautiful, and the consumption level is not high.

Beautiful scenery, pleasant scenery, lingering

Cordoba, the Grand Mosque has a Catholic church. Islamic culture has been very inclusive for a long time, and this small Andalusian city was once the world's most prosperous city. The unique narrow streets, the white-walled houses, the beautiful yards, anyone will be intoxicated. The painted magnet tiles, the fountain, the bonsai of leaf-watching trees and flowers, the iron railings, are all decorated in perfect style.

Cordoba, the Grand Mosque has a Catholic church. Islamic culture has been very inclusive for a long time, which also made this small Andalusian city once the world's most prosperous city.