5 articles tagged with cordoba
Standing in the dappled light filtering through the forest of columns in Cordoba's Mezquita-Cathedral, I felt that familiar tension between past and present that defines so many of my consulting projects. The red and white striped arches stretched toward infinity,...
The afternoon sun casts long shadows across Cordoba's ancient stones as my wife and I navigate the labyrinthine streets of the Jewish Quarter. It's our third visit to Spain but our first to this Andalusian gem, where Roman, Moorish, and...
There's something magical about Cordoba in autumn when the scorching summer heat retreats and the ancient stones of the Mezquita seem to exhale with relief. As a nurse who's learned to diagnose the perfect travel destinations (much like spotting symptoms...
The first time I wandered through Cordoba's labyrinthine streets during spring, I was mesmerized not just by the famous Mezquita or the Roman Bridge spanning the Guadalquivir, but by what lay behind the unassuming white-washed facades: courtyards bursting with geraniums...
The ancient stones of Cordoba tell stories that span millennia, but it's after sunset when this Andalusian gem truly reveals its soul. I've always believed that a city's heartbeat is best felt after dark, and nowhere proves this theory better...