The magic of a city such as Córdoba is found in its small corners. This is a city that incite you to wander around, to get lost in its streets, to cross the Roman bridge and admire the views of the Mosque from the other side again and again.  There are thousands of corners that you already know like the back of your hands, although we are sure that there are still thousands of streets, squares and small details beyond you that we want you to know about. Admire this city and congratulate yourself for chosing Córdoba for your Erasmus experience 🙂

Triumphal Arch and San Rafael’s Triumph.

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Roman bridge of Córdoba.

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One of the accesses to one of the most emblematic squares of the city, Corredera Square.

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Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs, a must visit.

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Cuesta del Bailío, one of the most characteristics corners of Córdoba.

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The “Calleja de las Flores”(the lane of flowers) at night, with views to the tower of the Mosque.

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Typical “patio” of Córdoba, most of them are in the Judería (the Jewish quarter).

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Cristo de los Faroles, an icon in Córdoba.

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Gardens of the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs.

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Dome of the cathedral of the Mosque.

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Tendillas Square.

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San Rafael’s Triumph, the patron saint of the city, who has statues distributed all over Córdoba.

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Views from the tower of the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs.

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Tiberíades Square, magic place in the Judería with a statue of Maimónides.

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Archs of the Mosque of Córdoba.

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Almodóvar Gate, just three of the seven gates that Córdoba had are preserved.

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Royal stables of Córdoba.

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Palacio de Viana’s courtyard.

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Plaza del Potro, where the museum of Julio Romero de Torres is located.

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One of the gates of Hal Hakan II of the Mosque of Córdoba.

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Sunset with views to the Mosque from Miraflores’s bridge.

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We hope that you enjoyed these pics as much as we did, and if it’s still not clear enough that Córdoba is the best city to spend your Erasmus take a look at our post 10 things that will confirm Córdoba is the best Erasmus destination 🙂