Cordoba, Spain, a place that takes you back to the Middle Ages in seconds

As the capital of the once glorious Caliphate, Cordoba, located on the Iberian Peninsula, still preserves many medieval buildings, especially the former mosque. In addition to part of it being converted into a Catholic church in later history, there are also A small part of the intact mosque remains. In addition, the gardens here are also worth visiting. The typical symmetrical Western gardens can make people feel the geometric beauty up close. In addition to the medieval buildings that can be seen everywhere in the old city, the people of Cordoba embody their love for life in their pursuit of color. They like flowers🌹, and flowers of various colors can be seen everywhere on both sides of the streets. The ancient city is Blooming with vitality against the backdrop of flowers. 🌟Highlights: 🌈Great Mosque of Cordoba It was built in the 8th century AD. In addition to the unique architecture of the mosque itself, there is also a large area of ​​gardens to match it. Those who are interested in the history of Western architecture and gardens can spend a whole day here. 🌈Ancient Roman Bridge Founded in the 1st century AD, it is one of the symbols of Córdoba. The ancient Roman bridge under the setting sun is quiet and distant, making people stop and think. 🌈Alcazar Fortress This is a former royal residence that is now a historical monument that can be visited by tourists.