Our blogger Hannah bids farewell to Cordoba
She's partial to lists so, in no particular order, here’s a list of her top things about Córdoba
Scrumptious Cordoba cuisine!
Lots of pork, olive oil, potatoes and vegetables make for a simple, delicious diet.
Is summer here?
Hannah keeps cool in Cordoba with her new favourite drink
Patios Cordobeses are bloomin’ lovely
Locals go all out to decorate the central courtyards of their homes with flowers in a longstanding tradition
Southern belle
Hannah compares Southern Spain to the Southern parts of the United States
Semana Santa in Spain
Holy Week is experienced by Hannah - an American in Spain
Cordoba history is a thing of the past
Hannah discovers the archeological museum in Cordoba
The carnaval is over…
'Pirate' Hannah participates in her local celebrations
El Castillo de Cabra
Hannah takes a tour around a castle that now houses a school
La Nava – an ancient lakebed near Cabra
Hannah discovers the province of Córdoba is full of fantastic landscapes
Cold? Grab a sweater!
We found out the hard way that nothing lasts forever
Missing the clothes dryer
Our eyes met in a shared a look of terror and we sprinted to the bedroom window
An American in Madrid
Hannah takes in some of the sights in Spain's capital
Celebrating Three Kings Day in Spain
The streets of my small town were crammed with people of all ages for the parade
Starting the New Year on the right foot
Hannah enjoys some of the great outdoor recreational activities provided by Cordoba's natural wonders
Celebration quips
Here’s hoping your holidays are spent with relatively clean hands in your own home or that of a loved one
Santa versus the Three Kings
No presents on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day? Spanish children are gifted with small presents from the Three Wise Men who visited the Christ child
I love Christmas!
Hannah Kuether takes a weekend trip to Granada
Christmas in Spain
Hannah marvels at the giant nativity scene in front of the city's government building
Flight prices are sky high
One of our American bloggers finds travel within Spain affordable but flights out of the country expensive
Feeling the cold in Cordoba
Scarves, jackets, and many, many layers are the best way to prevent the change-of-the-season cold
Siesta struggles
Our North American friend has difficulty adjusting to the Spanish after dinner rest period
Clicking cameras in Córdoba
Hannah visits the Mezquita in the World Heritage city of Córdoba
España and Cabra here we come…
We've arrived in Spain and made it to Cabra without incident. Cabra is what Europe looks like in movies: narrow streets, tallish buildings, people walking,
