27. Córdoba 
Córdoba 

Viewpoint of the City of the Caliphs 
Built on the ruins of the small summer palace of Abderranán I, this parador is on a hill surrounded by vegetation at the foot of the Cordoba mountain range and is 4 °C colder than in the city.  It is an ideal place, quiet and spacious, to discover the city of the caliphs.  The rooms are very luminous as plants abound in them, in harmony with the setting of the building, surrounded by gardens and a refreshing swimming pool. 

28. Cuenca 
Cuenca 

16th Century Convent in Front of the Suspended Houses 
The Hoz del Huécar gorge is within the supporting stone of the former Convent of San Pablo.  Pastoral vegetation and sheer walls, the “Casas Colgadas” (Suspended Houses) form an unforgettable scene that can be enjoyed from the bedrooms of this Parador.  The Parador has many different atmospheres from its comfortable conference rooms do its fashionable dining rooms. 

29. Chinchón 
Madrid 

17th Century Augustinian Convent 
Privets, cypress trees and roses make up the luxuriance of the magnificent gardens, which surround this Parador with beauty and elegance.  Renaissance relief-murals, large spacious windows and vaulted ceilings, furniture with a classical Castilian design, add to the peace that makes up the most classical living rooms.  Brick and stone are reflected in its original swimming pool, like the functional nature of the working rooms. 

30. Ferrol 
La Coruña 

Stately Mansion with a Maritime Air 
This Parador is filled with maritime air and flavor, especially on the inside, where nautical motifs, world maps and navigational details decorate walls and corner spots.  Some of the bedrooms, with vantage points or balconies, offer beautiful views of the port.  The dining room offers the same where there are large windows for the enjoyment of the guests. 

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