Cordoba

Walking through Córdoba’s narrow streets, surrounded by whitewashed patios filled with flowers, you can sense the harmony that once united three great cultures: Muslim, Jewish and Christian. Once the capital of the Caliphate of Al-Andalus, Córdoba was one of the most enlightened cities in medieval Europe. Its legacy lives on not only in its breathtaking architecture but also in its spirit of knowledge, tolerance and beauty.

Philosophers like Seneca and Averroes were born here, leaving behind an intellectual and ethical heritage that still inspires the world today. At the heart of the city rises the Mosque-Cathedral, one of Spain’s most extraordinary monuments — a symbol of transformation, faith and art. Around it unfolds a city of quiet courtyards, cobbled lanes and gentle light, where history and daily life coexist in a poetic rhythm.