Cordoba, Spain: The Most Charming Town in All of Andalusia 

Estoy completamente de acuerdo. Córdoba es una ciudad hermosa. Espero que tengas la oportunidad de volver a visitarnos pronto.

Todo es precioso la mezquita la torre los patios y muchom

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Thank you . . . it sounds like you enjoyed your visit to Cordoba. As you noted, it truly is a beautiful city.

Greetings and thank you. And I agree, Cordoba's population absolutely makes it a city. I did not mean to disrespect it by calling it a town . . . I tend to use city and town interchangeably, even if it's not technically correct. I find I use the description of town when it's a place I really enjoy . . . it tends to be a more familiar and warm description. Anyhow, thank you again for the comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I appreciate the beautiful and charming CITY of Cordoba.

By thé way,por cierto.

@@alfonsonavarrete8660 el teclado que escribe lo que le da la gana, ya está corregido

Estás en lo correcto. Visitamos ambos lugares y una de mis fotos de Sevilla debió mezclarse con mis fotos de Córdoba. Gracias por señalarlo.

Greetings Jefemano. I am in complete agreement with you about Granada . . . I actually put together a video on it as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-daT-16kVlTA.html. I have been to Granada on three different occasions, and just love it. I've always said that if I were going to live in Spain (and certainly in Andalusia) I would choose Granada. I may not necessarily use the word "charming' (as I did with Cordoba) to describe it though, as it feels much grander to me than what charming expresses.. It is a place that I will always go back to . . . and I appreciate that you enjoy it as well. Thanks.

Ούτε την ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΗ!!!!! ❤ ❤

​@@user-bt9mt6eb9k Loved it I am moving there for work, it's a nice place, salute from Rome, see you soon.