Religious history leaves traces at Spain's Mezquita Catedral

#2月好去地方2025 History is a mirror. In an ancient city in southern Spain, tolerance replaces differences and reconciliation replaces disputes. On one side is the largest mosque in the Western world, with numerous straight red and white horseshoe-shaped columns. At first glance, the scene formed by marble and red bricks is a very standard Islamic style. The two sides have different styles and do not interfere with each other. They each serve their own purpose and blend with each other, but different religions can coexist peacefully in the same space. Enter the Mezquita Catedral of Cordoba and witness firsthand how opposing and conflicting religions have been reconciled through the test of history. This mosque is also the only mosque in the world that has a "church". There are exquisite paintings and sculptures stacked inside, and the white tone carries the magnificent Renaissance colors.