Travel Snapshots- The Mezquita in Cordoba, Spain

Happy New Year everyone! Today is history since it is my first post in this blog. I hope  everyone is having a good start of the year. I believed I am!  So let’s continue with our main topic.

Spain is one of the many beautiful countries I love in Europe. I was there twice. My first visit was in December 2011 and was followed last March 2012. I love this country. During my first trip, most of the cities we visited were in Andalusia region.  Our hotel was in Granada that time. Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada  were the cities  we went to.

Below, you can find some  images I took from Cordoba.  These are snapshots of the famous Mezquita, a  mosque that was turned into Cathedral. This historical architecture of Cordoba is  truly amazing. It is regarded as the one of the most accomplished monuments of Moorish architecture. Its building begun around the year 600 as the Christian Visigothic church of St. Vincent.

You will surely admire  this Moorish architecture once you see it. I believed that I was so luck to see it in my bare eyes. It was indeed breathtaking! There is also one thing I  wanted. I need to  register in Asukabook for me to better share and keep my travel memories. I also want to create books  or albums  for my photos. I believed this is a good idea of keeping memories.  I am hoping so soon!

Before I end this post, I would like to wish everyone a  wonderful and more bountiful New Year 2013! God bless us all!

The interior columns of the Mezquita in Cordoba, Spain.
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The Cathedral compound. You can also find the entrance in this side of the building. © ww.travel-snapshots.com