Postcard from Cordoba, Spain: White-washed walls make colors pop

Posted on by postcardsfromsanantonio

Many of the buildings of Cordoba are white, but the city’s monochromatic walls make the splashes of colorful tiles, or azulejos; the red brick and white stone arches echoing the architecture of La Mezquita; and cascading bright geraniums that much more striking.

Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana
Palacio de Viana

 

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