Cordoba

• Cordoba, also spelt Corduba, is a cathedral city located on the river Guadalquivir in Andalucia, Spain. One of its most notable buildings is the Cordoba Mosque and Cathedral which was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.
• Occupied in 206 BCE, it became the capital of the Province of Baetica. The River Guadalquivir was navigable from the sea near Cadiz as far as Cordoba during the Roman period.

Roman Sites

• Cordoba Roman Bridge
  • The bridge was reconstructed during the Moorish and Medieval Periods.
• Roman Temple
• Roman Mausoleum
• Forum Adiectum
• Roman Amphitheatre
• Ruins of Emperor Maximian’s Palace
• Roman City Walls and Gates

Museums

• Cordoba Archeological Museum

Roman Roads

• Via Augusta
  • Cadiz–Seville-Cordoba-Cartagena–Tarragona–Gerona.

Roman Bridge of Cordoba