Historic Centre of Cordoba

From the Roman era of BCE, it was the center of the Andalusian region. In the eighth century, Muslims invaded, established a dynasty, and flourished, with a population of more than one million people, and more than 300 mosques. Important Islamic literature, including Greek philosophy, was also gathered here, translated into Latin and later spread throughout Europe. Catholics, Jews, and Moors all gathered here. The world's first doctor to open cataracts is here. Sangrca Spanish speciality drink, red wine with sprite and lemon sugar water to quench thirst.

The old town of Cordoba has a long history, often an inadvertent turn, a thousand-year-old building, relics will be presented in front of you, and the houses are beautifully decorated, alleys, balconies, walls, will be painted bright colors, hanging flowers or decorations, Add color to this historic city.

The historic center is a region that houses some of the most iconic architectural and cultural imprints in Cordoba's history, including the ancient walls, the gates and some sculptures and churches.

The city tour bus will pass through this attraction. In fact, it is a bit monotonous. It is mainly a remnant of the restored city walls and towers. There is nothing else to see. There are not many tourists. Most of them are just punching a card.

This area is not big, but it is a microcosm of the history of the city of Cordoba. It is centered on a section of city walls and towers, including churches and some historical buildings. It feels okay. There are also a lot of people.