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Malaga´s Botanical Gardens - La Concepción

Málaga´s Botanical Gardens in La Concepción are located 8km north of Málaga city. As you start climbing away from the coast heading towards Córdoba/Granada it´s possible to see a green and white-tiled dome roof of La Concepcion´s famous mirador glinting under the Mediterranean sunshine. Pond in Malaga´s Botanical Gardens The gardens and house were built in 1855 when two wealthy, local families united through the marriage of Amalia de Heredia Livermore and Jorge Enrique Loring Oyarzabal which meant the joining of several small estates into one larger estate. They created wonderful gardens around their house, buying and ordering plants and trees from around the world. Their love of plants was, unbeknownst to them, the beginning of Malaga´s Botanical Gardens as we know it today, It has become a gorgeous oasis of nature over the 23hectares that is now the visitable Botanical Gardens site. House in Malaga´s Botanical Gardens   Another wealthy family took over the gardens in 1911 and enl...

Monday Morning Photo - Waterwheel on River Guadalquivir Next to the Roman Bridge, Cordoba

Molino de la Albolafia, the ancient waterwheel next to the Roman Bridge which straddles the River Guadalquivir in Cordoba city. Built by Abd al-Rahman II to take water from the river across to the Royal Palace gardens, now named El Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos. The waterwheel has been on Cordoba city's Coat of Arms since the 14th Century.

Molino de la Albolafia, Waterwheel  Cordoba
Molino de la Albolafia, Waterwheel  Cordoba

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