A fire has erupted at the historic Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, one of Spain's most treasured landmarks, sending emergency crews scrambling to contain the flames. Dramatic footage captured thick plumes of smoke billowing from the UNESCO-listed site, a symbol of Spain's rich cultural and religious history.
Emergency Response Underway
Local firefighters rushed to the scene as alarms blared through the ancient halls of the monument. Authorities have yet to confirm the cause of the blaze, but early reports suggest it may have originated in one of the cathedral's annexes.
Cultural Heritage at Risk
The Mosque-Cathedral, originally built as a grand mosque in the 8th century before being converted into a Catholic cathedral, attracts millions of visitors annually. Its intricate Islamic architecture and Christian additions make it a unique testament to Spain's layered past.
Tourists and locals alike watched in horror as emergency services worked to protect the site. No injuries have been reported so far, but the extent of structural damage remains unclear.
