Córdoba, Andalucía, España

Córdoba is a beautiful, ancient city on the Guadalguivir River. The region has been populated since the Proto Iberians. Human presence in the area dates back 48,000 years to the Neanderthal. The site of the mosque and cathedral is also the ground where a Visigoth Church once stood. It is also where a scared well from the Proto-Iberians was once located. Córdoba was once the seat of all great learning in Europe with the most well respected university. Muslims, Jews and Christians all called Córdoba home. The layers of culture, language and religion make the city vibrant and makes you think about what the rest of Europe was like when Códoba was at its peak.

Influences all in one building. The site was originally a sacred site for the Proto Iberian civilization.
	Córdoba was the capital of the Islamic Caliphate and it was called قرطبة (Qurṭuba) back then!


	enters the cathedral that was a mosque that was a temple that was a sacred river spot that is near where Neanderthal caves were found.....
	Jewish doctor, educator and philosopher.


















Grand Mosque Córdoba

	in the Vandal church section of the great mosque