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Cordoba

The city of Córdoba has had a long and important history on the Iberian peninsula. The town is located in the Guadalquivir river valley, which made for easy access to the natural resources in the nearby Morena Mountains. The city was the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Ulterior Baetica, which was the southwest corner of modern Spain.

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Guest Reviews

Funky Cordoba

Very nice hostel, close to the Mezquita, friendly staff, plenty of bars and restaurants within 50 metres and a lovely roof terrace. Definitely a good place to stay to cover Cordoba. ... more

Overall: 4

vincenttb stayed here in Jun 2009

Senses&Colours Añil Hostel

The hostel was excellent. We particularly like the ambience they had created there and the staff was really friendly. The toilet was ok, although it was not very clean in the morning after having alot of people took bath before us. They do however have a curfew, some guests might want to bare that in mind. ... more

Overall: 5

samart stayed here in Apr 2009

Cordoba Blog Entries

Cordoba
Leaving Buenos Aires late Friday night we arrived in Cordoba early Saturday morning. Our first experience from a friendly, yet, COMPLETELY loco cab driver to Hostel Tango ( http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Tango-Hostel/Cordoba ...
Posted in Viva La... by Viva La
Cordoba
Cordoba was all about the food; empanadas, locro, tortas, and AMAZING steak for just a couple of dollars. We stayed three days with great weather and could definitely have stayed longer, but decided to get on the bus again, this time crossing the border to Uruguay... ...
Posted in Hanna by hanna.s
Cordoba
Dashed to the bus station with 5 minutes to spare for my ride from Sevilla to Cordoba. I´m off ...
Posted in Wanderlust by EveZangel
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