My Andalucian Adventure - Part 2

As promised, here are some photographs from Andalucia last week (apologies for anyone not interested as this is going to be a long post!). Oh, and excuse the quality of some of the images, these were all taken with my little point-and-shoot camera as I didn't want to lug my proper cameras around for the week!

First up is Ronda, with it's Puente Nuevo (New Bridge). Ronda has the most dramatic location of all the pueblos blancos (white villages) as it's perched on the top of the El Tajo gorge:







A few things that caught my eye whilst wandering around Ronda:













Olvera was another pueblos blancos that we visited, here are images of its cathedral, white-washed village houses with their terracotta roofs and the view from the castle:













Next up was Cordoba and the massive fortified Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos (Castle of the Christian Kings) and beautiful gardens:













Cordoba's magnificent Mezquita - an Islamic mosque with a Christian cathedral built right inside:













Seville's Giralda, part of its cathedral:



Some examples of the beautiful mosaics that can be seen inside Seville's Alcazar: