Cordoba’s Historic Synagogue
February 22, 2021
While rambling through the streets of Cordoba we came across this historic Synagogue in the city’s historic Jewish neighborhood. It was an unexpected finding, making
While rambling through the streets of Cordoba we came across this historic Synagogue in the city’s historic Jewish neighborhood. It was an unexpected finding, making
This week Gumbo was visiting Cordoba, Spain. Particularly it’s historic Roman Bridge, featured in the popular TV series, “Game of Thromes”.
A round-up of festivals, sports and music events, pilgrimages and more to enliven May visits to Spain.
BLOGS Sept. 5, 2013 PHeymont Barcelona’s “Other Architect” Feb. 18, 2014 PHeymont The Alcazar of Jerez: A Window into History Feb. 20, 2014 PHeymont Six…
Every place wants to be the “most important,” “most popular,” “most famous,” “most beautiful.” It can’t all be true—but there’s no doubt in my mind our visit today to the Great Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, also called the Mezquita, took us to one of the “most unusual.”
I’m working on details for my February trip to Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada, and I’m up to walking tours–I’d appreciate any experience from the TG community. In Sevilla, our base for 5 days, I’ve found a Pancho tours 2-hour free tour of main sights that seems like a good orientation, and almost everyone who’s reviewed it on TripAdvisor felt it was really good…I hope so. They also have, not free but for 20€/person, a wine and tapas tour…anyone done? For Cordoba, where we’ll be from…
While rambling through the streets of Cordoba we came across this historic Synagogue in the city’s historic Jewish neighborhood. It
This week Gumbo was visiting Cordoba, Spain. Particularly it’s historic Roman Bridge, featured in the popular TV series, “Game of Thromes”.
A round-up of festivals, sports and music events, pilgrimages and more to enliven May visits to Spain.
BLOGS Sept. 5, 2013 PHeymont Barcelona’s “Other Architect” Feb. 18, 2014 PHeymont The Alcazar of Jerez: A Window into History Feb. 20, 2014 PHeymont Six…
Every place wants to be the “most important,” “most popular,” “most famous,” “most beautiful.” It can’t all be true—but there’s no doubt in my mind our visit today to the Great Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, also called the Mezquita, took us to one of the “most unusual.”
I’m working on details for my February trip to Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada, and I’m up to walking tours–I’d appreciate any experience from the TG community. In Sevilla, our base for 5 days, I’ve found a Pancho tours 2-hour free tour of main sights that seems like a good orientation, and almost everyone who’s reviewed it on TripAdvisor felt it was really good…I hope so. They also have, not free but for 20€/person, a wine and tapas tour…anyone done? For Cordoba, where we’ll be from…