What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

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Plaza del Potro is an old square in the city of Cordoba. It has some quaint air about it. However, the fact that Cervantes mentioned it in his great novel Don Quixote, makes it a site of attraction.It is very probable that Cervantes himself stayed at the inn opposite Plaza del Potro. That inn is now...

The Arab waterwheels and the Roman bridge lie south of the Mezquita. As one strolls across the Roman Bridge over the the Guadalquivir river, they can enjoy a magnificent view of the historical part of the city of Cordoba.The view over the city at sunset will definitely make a pleasant ending of a...

The Palace of Charles V is situated in town of Granada (Andalusia, Spain). It is a Renacentist construction, located on the top of the hill of the Assabica, inside the Nasrid fortification of the Alhambra. It was commanded by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, who wished to establish his residence close...

Judería is the old Jewish Quarter of Cordoba. It is a fascinating place for the modern tourists with its tiny streets and flower-covered balconies. The Jewish Quarter of Cordoba has one of the three remaining synagogues which survived the Jewish expulsions of 1492. The other two are in Toledo. The ...

Palacio del Partal (Palacio del Pórtico) is a palace in the grounds of La Alhambra palace and fortress complex in Granada. The pavilion with the arched portico and the Tower of the Ladies is all that remains of this palace which was possibly built in early XIV-th century. In this times it was ...

Today a moderately-sized modern city, Plaza de la Corredera is Cordoba’s square which once was a Roman amphitheatre. Later it became the site of Inquisition burnings, then a bullring and finally a hangout for Cordoba’s druggies.This square has undergone massive reconstruction in the recent yea...