Cordoba is two hours outside of Seville and it had been predetermined as a pit stop. We needed a break at just that time anyway so it was good timing. We found the parking garage fairly easy but it was a vary tight spot again. Walking o the bridge was easy and there were many buildings and artifacts to see along the way. We walked the bridge, saw birds, dodged construction and then headed back to the car. The Grey Wagtail is a new lifebird.
Out of Seville we go!
Big beef looming to the right
Statue of Al-Hakam II
The Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs
In 1236 the area changed hands from Moorish to Christian and the site was developed from a fort to a palace
So it became a fortified palace
A huge water wheel
The workings of the waterwheel
The is a cat on the water wheel
El Gato
This is a very large waterwheel
The Roman Bridge actually built during the Islamic Era in 10th century
A very sturdy bridge
Lots of construction going on by the gate
Black capped night heron
Great White Heron
We saw large fish stuck at this low spot
The Cordoba old town
Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs
Fine green doors and flags
A tall wall
Grey wagtail
Signs along the highway are odd
