Cordoba, Spain

Capital City

With scorching summers averaging 37°C and just 6% of the population foreign-born, Cordoba is a challenging place to call home. While the historic city center and Moorish architecture are undoubtedly impressive, the bureaucracy is a persistent headache and the extreme heat can be a major drawback. At the end of the day, Cordoba is best suited for those who can withstand its intense climate and appreciate its rich cultural heritage over practical livability.