Andrew Ferren regularly reports on travel, art and museums for The New York Times. He has lived in Spain for 20 years and frequently visits Córdoba.

Historic Center of Cordoba, Spain. Elijah-Lovkoff/Getty Images Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba Pais calls a guided tour of the Mosque-Cathedra of Córdoba an “essential” activity. “Imagine an ...

Former Swindon Town academy player Jude Soonsup-Bell is reportedly set for a return to the EFL after departing Spanish club ...

This two-day itinerary in Córdoba has everything: Moorish history, flamenco dancing, spa indulgences, and a soup that deserves UNESCO recognition.

Once the capital of both the Moorish Kingdom and the Roman Empire, Córdoba is one of the three cities in Andalusia that are known as the “Pearls of Muslim Spain.” The other two are Seville ...

This city is like no other in Spain – here’s why you should visit during Ramadan A place where Islam and Christianity have rubbed shoulders for more than a millennium, the Andalusian city ...

I spent 3 days in Cordoba, Spain. Don't miss these heritage highlights A few days walking around an often-overlooked Spanish city convince this traveller that its flower-filled patios and ...

Christian forces captured the Umayyad capital in 1236, but left its glorious house of worship largely untouched when converting it to a cathedral.

This little Muslim-style alley with a single orange tree is remarkable for being the narrowest alley in Cordoba—at its narrowest point it is no wider than a lady’s handkerchief! The most ...