Cordoba Photo Gallery

Palacio de la Merced is the seat of the Provincial Government of Cordoba. Formerly a convent, it dates from the 18th century and sits across from the leafy Plaza de Colon.

Real Convento de San Pablo

Ruins of the roman temple, standing on top of a raised podium, are located next of the Town Hall. The archaeological site is quite large, and it's quite incredible some columns have survived two thousand years of wear and tear.

Street Scenes Around the Templo Romano

Plaza de la Corredera is a monumental wide open space laid out in more recent times. There wasn't much activity in this early morning except for a small cafe that had some patrons eating breakfast. Perhaps it would get busier as the morning progresses.

Continuing the walking tour of the historic centre's eastern side ...

While the Palacio de Viana looks plain on the outside, easily discounted by passers-by, the interiors are lavishly furnished and consists of multiple gardens that provide many serene and shaded places to enjoy the beautiful southern Spanish weather. However, photography inside the palace itself is not allowed, which is very unfortunate as each room had its own unique theme and character.

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Palacio de la Merced is the seat of the Provincial Government of Cordoba. Formerly a convent, it dates from the 18th century and sits across from the leafy Plaza de Colon.







Real Convento de San Pablo


Ruins of the roman temple, standing on top of a raised podium, are located next of the Town Hall. The archaeological site is quite large, and it's quite incredible some columns have survived two thousand years of wear and tear.






Street Scenes Around the Templo Romano


Plaza de la Corredera is a monumental wide open space laid out in more recent times. There wasn't much activity in this early morning except for a small cafe that had some patrons eating breakfast. Perhaps it would get busier as the morning progresses.







Continuing the walking tour of the historic centre's eastern side ...














While the Palacio de Viana looks plain on the outside, easily discounted by passers-by, the interiors are lavishly furnished and consists of multiple gardens that provide many serene and shaded places to enjoy the beautiful southern Spanish weather. However, photography inside the palace itself is not allowed, which is very unfortunate as each room had its own unique theme and character.