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Quote: Cordoba - another outpost of the Arab conquest of Spain. Here is the famous Mezquita a former mosque, now a cathedral, built by Muslims is in the IX century. After returning to Cordoba in the heart of the… Read More
Quote: This is a really unusual and fascinating building - but then anything designed by Antonio Gaudi could certainly never be described as normal and bland! It is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site and is open from… Read More
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Quote: Be sure to visit La Boqueria if you are walking down the Ramblas. It is easy to spot and is just off the Ramblas. It is a large covered market and is a great place to visit, even if you don't intend buying any… Read More
Quote: I had always wanted to visit the Sagrada Familia, now having done that, I can definitely say that if you only have time to see one landmark in Barcelona, then it should be this.It was Gaudi's most ambitious… Read More
Quote: As you know, this fortress in the town of Granada, the last two centuries served as a refuge for Arab conquerors on European soil.It was his custom built a mosque, palaces with delicate patterns on the ceilings… Read More
Quote: This was the third Gaudi building we visited on a busy day of sightseeing in Barcelona. Although we were tired, it did not disappoint and really appealed to our 8 year old son and his imagination.Anything… Read More
Quote: The Alcazar in SevilleI am reviewing the Alcazar and not the city of Seville as this was all we explored on our day visit to Seville.The Alcázar of Seville or as it is called in Spanish "Alcázares Reales de… Read More
Quote: In Seville Cathedral, by the way, is the tomb of Christopher Columbus. Headstone is supported by four allegorical figures of kings, symbolizing four Spanish provinces: Castile, Aragon, Navarre and Leon. Spaniards… Read More
Quote: Well I had no idea this museum was so large and we decided to hit it after being at the Prado. Our feet were so tired I wish I would have saved it for a day when I was nice and fresh to enjoy the beautiful… Read More