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    Córdoba sprawls out from the historic district.: by taylortreks, Views[208]
         		 The gardens just off the train station provide a welcome break from the urban setting.: by taylortreks, Views[265]
         		 The Puerta Almodovar was part of the wall that originally circled the entire city.: by taylortreks, Views[262]
         		 The church for the Parish of Saint Nicolas was typical of many we found throughout Córdoba.: by taylortreks, Views[267]
         		 The churches can provide an oasis in the middle of the bustling business district.: by taylortreks, Views[268]
     
    The Roman roots of the Puente Romano are obvious.: by taylortreks, Views[209]
         		 From the Puente Romano you can see more bridges, both old and new.: by taylortreks, Views[168]
         		 Patron Saint of Córdoba, Saint Rafael, is honored with a statue. On the left is the Triunfo column.: by taylortreks, Views[161]
         		 A better view of the Triunfo, with the Torre de la Calahorra in the background.: by taylortreks, Views[160]
         		 This triumphal arch sits on the site of the Roman Bridge Gate.: by taylortreks, Views[166]
     
    The Torre de la Calahorra houses the Al-Andalus Living Museum.: by taylortreks, Views[223]
         		 Dioramas in the museum are incredibly detailed, like this aqueduct.: by taylortreks, Views[196]
         		 A model of the Mezquita. A very detailed model of the Mezquita. You can even look in the windows and see inside!: by taylortreks, Views[226]
         		 Told ya' so!: by taylortreks, Views[198]
         		 This model of the Alhambra (in Granada) put it on our
     
    The attention to detail is phenomenal, right down to the garden greenery!: by taylortreks, Views[171]
         		 After the models, you make your way to the top of the Torre and get great views of the many Córdoba landmarks.: by taylortreks, Views[224]
         		 Smoke from controlled burns didn't help the view...: by taylortreks, Views[151]
         		 A quintessential white village. This one is the village of Atajate.: by taylortreks, Views[174]
         		 Some villages had Moorish castles like this one at Gaucin.: by taylortreks, Views[173]
     
    Mostly we just drank in the expansive panoramas and the blue, blue sky.: by taylortreks, Views[166]
         		 Ronda is perched on the side of a cliff.: by taylortreks, Views[172]
         		 It was nice of them to build an overhanging balcony to take advantage of the gorgeous view!: by taylortreks, Views[173]
         		 Don't look down if you're afraid of heights, though. The view out is lovely, too!: by taylortreks, Views[301]
         		 Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) was completed in 1793. It's only 221 years old. What a youngster...: by taylortreks, Views[264]
     
    There are inviting green hills and canyons off the south side of the bridge.: by taylortreks, Views[326]
         		 A beautiful church with a beautiful blue sky.: by taylortreks, Views[264]
         		 A few clouds only added accents to the sky, a backdrop for one of Ronda's plazas.: by taylortreks, Views[314]
         		 The first of many miradores (viewpoints) along this road.: by taylortreks, Views[172]
         		 In the distance you can see the Rock of Gibraltar and (just barely!) Africa.: by taylortreks, Views[199]
     
    Serpents on the Glory Facade represent sin that tempts man.: by taylortreks, Views[187]
         		 When completed, this will be the main entrance.: by taylortreks, Views[149]
         		 The Passion Facade faces west symbolizing the death of Jesus.: by taylortreks, Views[150]
         		 Sculptures are much more stark, reflecting the darker feelings.: by taylortreks, Views[118]
         		 The kneeling figure on the left has Gaudi's face.: by taylortreks, Views[127]
     
    Much work remains for the exterior of the Apse Facade on the north side.: by taylortreks, Views[158]
         		 Anna mimics the sign as we wait for our tour guide. This was the face of the lady at the information desk as she told us where to wait for our tour.: by taylortreks, Views[189]
         		 Our tour guide is also named Anna!: by taylortreks, Views[160]
         		 Gaudi incorporated natural elements throughout the basilica.: by taylortreks, Views[166]
         		 Interior columns are trees spreading to the heavens.: by taylortreks, Views[128]
     
    And more details, as seen in the crucifixion above the main Chapel.: by taylortreks, Views[156]
         		 The colors on the stained glass follows the colors of the rainbow, from red on the right around to blue on the left.: by taylortreks, Views[291]
         		 Gaudi wanted the stained glass to have a much more abstract appearance.: by taylortreks, Views[205]
         		 More hidden gems - city names on some of the stained glass panes.: by taylortreks, Views[194]
         		 A puzzle! Rows, columns and diagonals all add up to 33 - Jesus' age when he died on the cross.: by taylortreks, Views[296]
     
    Workers continue in Gaudi's innovative ways. They are incorporating 3D printing technology!: by taylortreks, Views[233]
         		 Our first view of La Sagrada Familia. As promised, it was magnificent!: by taylortreks, Views[143]
         		 Details, details, details. And more details! A springtime fruit cluster atop the eastern towers.: by taylortreks, Views[123]
         		 Doves of peace for the birth of Jesus.: by taylortreks, Views[138]
         		 The Glory Facade faces south to celebrate the light that gives joy.: by taylortreks, Views[145]
     
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