If you're looking for an exciting holiday destination, there's one tiny part of Europe you won't want to miss out on.

Even though this city doesn't have a huge reputation, it's a great place to explore.

You can easily make your way around the city just by walking and along the way, there's a huge range of sights to see. Located in Spain, this city is one of the most walkable.

David from Travelelsewhere blog says: "In my mind, there's no doubt that Cordoba should be on your Spain itinerary.

"It seems some travellers aren't sure whether they should make time to see Cordoba. Let's put that to rest - you should go."

Cordoba, in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia is a popular tourist destination so it's best to visit out of season.

In the city, you'll find an impressive old town which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

As you wander through its streets, you'll come across unique little boutiques and a range of cafes or restaurants.

One must-see place in the area is the Palacio de Viana which is an incredible home and garden, once lived in by a noble family.

Today, you can visit this impressive villa and its tropical style gardens.

One guest on Tripadvisor said: "This is an outstanding family villa/palace dating back several centuries.

"The interior rooms are well-preserved and show how the home developed over the different eras. Including a tour of the gardens in your ticket price is a must."

Lonely Planet says: "Córdoba is a perfect destination for history lovers. One of the hottest cities in Spain, it enchants you with orange tree-lined narrow streets, labyrinthine Jewish and Moorish quarters, flower-filled hidden patios and superb Andalusian gastronomy.

"Its most stunning sight is the Mezquita (or Great Mosque), a masterpiece of the Islamic world with a hypnotic multi-arched interior."

Cordoba is a city with beautiful architecture, less crowded streets and interesting history.