Campervan Road Trip in Spain: Exploring the Wonders of Córdoba

Our campervan roadtrip in Spain takes us to beautiful Córdoba, Andalucía! Explore the stunning city, culture, and cuisine in this travel vlog. A must-visit destination in Spain!

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0:00 Introduction
0:42 Walking into town
3:54 The Roman Bridge
6:44 The Cathedral-Mosque of Córdoba
17:35 The Jewish Quarter
26:45 Typical Andalusian Lunch
28:56 Victoria Market and the Non-Touristy Part of Town
31:17 Roman Temple
34:41 The Alcázar
41:16 A Van Called Clunker
47:03 Vanlife Rant
53:10 Arriving in Cádiz

[AngelSusie]

My goodness, that Mosque and church are simply breath-taking. I have never seen anything so beautiful. I loved all the quaint, narrow streets and hanging pots of flowers. I really am enjoying how you tell us the history behind the places you take us. Cordova is lovely.

[sandokanpetrolis]

My historical and beautiful city. Gracias por mostrar Córdoba al mundo. 👏👏👏. Hope that you enjoy it 😊

[seanmcarthur]

I really enjoy how you inject all of the historical facts into your videos great job 👏

[rvcruising]

LOVE this video so much! Makes me miss Europe and “old things.” And good food. When you compare the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral and the Alcazar with the Ancestral Puebloan pueblos and cliff dwellings… The sheer size, scale and beauty of what was built in Europe at that time is just mind blowing.

[sandym]

Beautiful Cordova! Wonderful introduction to the history of Southern Spain. Really enjoyed the accompanying music.

[prescottlange]

I really like the pacing of your edits. Makes for seamless viewing.

[marilynhale]

Thanks for taking us along on this amazing trip!

[C-TOS]

It is mind blowing listening of towns as old as 2000 years and people still living in there, whole civilizations coming and going, and yet, people is mostly unchanged.

[michelemcdanieltravels]

Loved it. In all the efforts you made to capture those impressive buildings, give the accounts of history, navigate unknown streets and survive the heat and uncomfortable van accommodations, I hope you know that you succeeded in creating a another entertaining and valuable video. It’s easy to see that you enjoyed this trip immensely. How could one’s spirits not be raised by visiting such places? Definitely cheered me up. Thank you!

[ojosazules]

Welcome to Spain, Cordoba is a stunning city to explore😉

[susanboatman]

I'm really enjoying your European travels. The architecture of the mosque/cathedral is mind-blowing.

[patrickbourgeois]

The information that you you shared with the Cordova section is very impressive and how much knowledge you have about what your your audience is is looking at Bravo to you buddy

[patrickbourgeois]

The comment about the accordion music who is freaking hilarious

[Hariishhadly]

Thanks again for an amazing episode Robert!! Enjoyed Cordoba, Spain. 🇪🇸

[CindyG-lm]

Such a magnificent cathedral. All the marble and gold. It’s amazing that someone with immense talent carved and created all that so long ago. Great video!

[LAP]

Robert excellent filming, such beautiful examples. Can you imagine being a construction worker in era?

[daneboro]

Visiting Spain is definitely on my bucket list👍

[millerlite]

Well, I never been to Spain but I kinda like the music🍺🍷🍻😎

[georgereichert]

Another fine video. I liked Cordoba more than Madrid. Cordoba is quieter and less hectic. I thought that Robert was going to be forever lost in the mosque/cathedral. I started humming the Kingston Trio comic folk music hit from the 1950s, The MTA, about a man who was stuck on the Boston subway. "and he never returned. He never returned, and his fate is still unlearned ..."

[joycemosakowski]

WOW, amazing city. Your Latin accent put a nice touch to this tour. Well put Robert. Very detailed expedition 💯