Hotel Selu Cordoba Eduardo Dato, 7 Online Booking

Fully functional modern day ensuite rooms with all the modern amenities you could possibly desire. Traditional and easy decor that will make you feel relaxed and comfortable. After a wonderful buffet breakfast you are set for a day of adventure and exploration.

Starting in the Jewish part of town is a good place and close by - visit one of the three last remaining synagogues in Spain - entry is free and then meander through the tiny streets filled with flower boxes and wise locals..........where you can buy handicrafts, lace, hats, ceramics, pottery with every conceivable design, silverware and leather works - first introduced by the Moors.

Roman workmanship must be admired at the Cathedral which has been constructed inside the original Mezquita Mosque - so beautiful was the Arabian creation the Romans left it for all to enjoy to this day. Walk over the Roman Bridge, past the Moorish waterwheels and over the other side of the River Guadalquivir and where you can enjoy panoramic views across the city.

Take a trip out of the city and along the Olive Oil route to discover the villages and castles and landscapes from Jaen, Cordoba and Granada. You will hit several ancient villages - be sure to stop and explore.

Fine restaurants serving local dishes, tapas and international cuisine all washed down with local wines are to be enjoyed every evening with your favourite people.