In the city of 'Guitars' ... Cordoba

Cordoba go further to these comparisons by mentioning Manchester United. Cordoba is the largest city and the capital of the Province of Cordoba, south of Spain, in Andalusia. It is one of the most prominent metropolises of the Iberian peninsula. Created 2,000 years ago this city has been and continues to be a major cultural, political, financial and literary center with the largest library in the world. Cordoba has produced some of the greatest scholars of history, poets, philosophers and people who left much of their knowledge behind them, such as the Roman poet Lucan, the Spanish medieval poet Juan de Mena and the rebirth of Luis de Góngora, who lived the most of his life and wrote all his most important works in Cordoba.
This city founded by the Romans in the 10th Century was the largest city in the world with over 1 million inhabitants, and today with 320,000 inhabitants is the tenth largest city in the Spanish "continent" and the third largest city of Andalusia. Being a city symbolizing the world's most peaceful coexistence of the three different cultures: Jews, Muslims and Christians in Cordoba is one of the world's largest mosques Mezquita, which is now considered a 'temple' for Muslims but not only is it even a separate Cathedral. This monument is the pride of the city and is one of Spain's famed buildings. The mosque dates back to the 8th century and today it hosts more than 1.5 million visitors from all over the world.

Cordoba in particular has become an icon of guitar sounds. Every year in this city is held the Guitar Festival. Cordoba Guitar this year celebrated its 33rd edition and is one of the most important events of its kind in the world. The festival takes place throughout July, where people from all over the world celebrate guitar music in its most diverse format.The festival includes a number of spectacular concerts, is considered an unprecedented event in Spain, attracting famous domestic and international artists.Therefore, the festival turns into a necessity for all those who are in love with the guitar and Flamenco.Famous personalities such as Carlos Santana, BB King and Mike Stern have contributed to the successful development of this festival. A great favor for Cordoba are the average annual temperatures ranging between 15 and 35 degrees. Perhaps this is one of the reasons that Cordoba has become one of the largest olive plantations in the world. Olive oil is the "king" of Cordoba's kitchen. In this city it has no sense to taste in a place other than fine taverns that go to the old town district. One of them is El Juramento, one of Cordoba's most traditional taverns. Located in the center of the Old Town, this tavern has served visitors and locals since the early 20th century. This tavern is not only known in Spain porn across Europe as there is history within it. Cordoba is just 1 hour and a half away by car from Seville and almost 1 hour 45 minutes from Malaga. Cordoba has and its airport, Tallavera Airport is only 30 minutes by taxi from the city center. Cordoba remains a tremendous asset of Spain, it is identified with two "melodious" epithets, "Constantinople of the Oxford" and the "Pearl of the Moor of Spain".