The Santos Bar, across from Cordova’s celebrated mosque, would normally be groaning with tourists tucking into its trademark Spanish tortillas. The Mezquita, an eighth-century mosque later turned into a cathedral, is the most visited site in the Andalusian town in southern Spain. “It will take months to make that up,” said church spokesman Jose Juan Jimenez Gueto, although money set aside in previous years means staff have been kept busy with restoration projects.
Source: Coronavirus leaves Spain’s interior a tourist desert
