After lunch, I took a leisurely walk to the Cordoba Zoo. The usual price for adults is five and a half Euros, but for senior citizens, it was only three Euros. As with the Botanical Garden, the maps and guides were in both English and Spanish. There two sections for birds, one from the Amazon and one for raptors.
There were big cats visible through large sheets of glass.
There were both Indian and Asian elephants.
Although they only had brown bears from Spain, they had info about bears from around the world.
There was a section for wildebeests and zebras, but one of the zebras jumped the interior fence and was in with the ostriches.
After a couple of hours at the zoo, I headed back towards Hostal Santa Ana and passed through a different portal into the old city.
An then it was time for a short rest before dinner.
There were big cats visible through large sheets of glass.
There were both Indian and Asian elephants.
Although they only had brown bears from Spain, they had info about bears from around the world.
There was a section for wildebeests and zebras, but one of the zebras jumped the interior fence and was in with the ostriches.
After a couple of hours at the zoo, I headed back towards Hostal Santa Ana and passed through a different portal into the old city.
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