Could have stayed a whole day! Almost felt ashamed being raised catholic...
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Could have stayed a whole day! Almost felt ashamed being raised catholic...
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No visit is complete without a visit. We arrived in Cordoba at night and went for a late dinner. Walking back to the hotel around Midnight we found the Mezquita grounds open and watched a religious procession.
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I really enjoyed visiting this attraction, mainly because i got there early. To appreciate the beauty that the Mezquita offers, i found that either going with an official tour or doing the research on the internet really helped in getting the most out of the visit. As you walk around the Mezquita, you start to appreciate its beauty and uniqueness...
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This is the most amazing building I have ever been in. It would be amazing even if it wasn't as old and interesting as it is. The amazing architectural difference between the muslim and christian styles is so abrupt it's almost a modern touch. There is so much history in this building starting from the buried Roman ruins, on top...
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A wonderful mixture of Muslim and Christian architecture. The Mezquita must certainly not be missed on any visit to Cordoba. I thought that the entrance price was A little high and they could've made some reduction for pensioners.
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As Cordoba's must-see attraction, from the outside it perhaps disappoints slightly. But step inside and you're exposed to extraordinary contrasts reflecting the change from grand mosque to imposing cathedral.
The rows upon rows of double arches do not fail to impress, as light and shadow accentuate the striking geometry. The old mihrab, surrounded by Arabic calligraphy, draws you to a...
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The contrast between the understated colours and harmony of the original mosque, and the sometimes grotesquely violent imagery and elaborate carvings superimposed on it is quite disturbing, but the beauty and tranquility shine through.
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We were in awe at the size and history in this Cathedral and Mosque. It was more than we expected and is, to date, the most awe inspiring place I have visited in Spain.
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Gorgeous, grandiose, breathtaking.
This amazing structure combines two religions & centuries of conflict in a city which also has a barrio named Juderia. It also has the most soaring, beautiful masonry, and at ground viewing level, evidence of "regular" mason's work. The gold is evident everywhere.
Spend an entire day looking up, and around. It's Disneyland for informed adults.
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Fascinating to expore this ancient cathedral. More to it than meets the eye. Wear good walking shoes when exploring the whole area
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