Córdoba is more than just the Mezquita and charming alleyways. Food lovers have plenty to discover, from surprisingly good coffee bars to a three-star Michelin restaurant, traditional churros, and modern tapas. In this food guide, I’ll take you to the tastiest spots in the city.
If you’re only going to see one thing in Córdoba, the Mezquita MUST be it. This medieval mosque with a Christian cathedral inside is absolutely incredible! The red and white horseshoe-shaped arches are simply mesmerizing. And here’s the good news: you can visit the Mezquita mosque-cathedral for free. Let me tell you all about it.
Wearing a helmet, I’m hugging the rock wall as closely as possible. The abyss lies behind the fence, but with my fear of heights, this is the only…
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Mtskheta is the religious heart of Georgia. The Jvari church and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral are the spiritual highlights. Mtskheta is absolutely worth visiting and is easily accessible from Tbilisi.
Letting Georgia surprise you is always a great idea. Still, I’d like to share some practical tips and info before you head to Georgia. To help you be well-prepared for your trip so you can avoid unwanted surprises.
It’s mouse-quiet, and calling it “remote” is the understatement of the century. The Davit Gareja cave monastery complex in Georgia seems like it’s from another planet or an abandoned movie set. But nope – monks still live here, and you can actually visit this cave monastery!
The town is called either Sighnaghi or Signagi – take your pick. But it’s also known as the City of Love. That’s because you can get married here 24/7. A Georgian Las Vegas, you ask? Not even close! The town is actually super charming and peaceful. And I haven’t spotted a single bride. But I’m here on wet, windy winter days – that probably doesn’t add to romance.
After the bustling city life of Tbilisi, I am ready for some fresh air and open space – and I find it in Sighnaghi. Not in the village itself but just outside of it. At Lost Ridge Inn, where they brew beer and keep horses. And where you can spend the night. I tested Lost Ridge Inn for you, so you know exactly what you’re about to book.
