Córdoba

Visita Judería + Alcázar + Mezquita-Catedral

With this tour you will be able to visit the three most touristic enclaves of the city and in this way, walk through the area of the historic center declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO to see its most characteristic monuments.

45.00€/person

Visita a la Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba de tarde

Get to know the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba. A historic temple through which you will learn about the history of the capital of Cordoba and that you will have the opportunity to know in the afternoon on this guided tour.

27.00€/person

Bus turístico

22.00€/person

VISITA DE DÍA COMPLETO

50.00€/person

Visita guiada Mezquita, Judería y Alcázar

43.00€/person

CAMPAMENTO SUPERVIVENCIA NIÑOS

180.00€/person

Vía ferrata Cuevas de San Marcos

35.00€/person

Visita a Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos y Mezquita-Catedral

38.00€/person

Visit to the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

Discover one of the most impressive temples in the world, with more than 1200 years of history through a guided tour of the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984.

27.00€/person

Guided tour Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

Discover the only mosque-cathedral in Europe, declared a World Heritage Site. It became the second largest mosque in the world, after Mecca. Now, you can walk among its 1,300 columns accompanied by a specialized guide.

27.00€/person

Guided tour of Medina Azahara + Bus

Learn about the impressive history of the city built by order of Abderraman III in the tenth century as well as the curiosities and beautiful gardens.

25.00€/person

VISITA NOCTURNA A MEDINA AZAHARA

25.00€/person

Guided tour of Medina Azahara with bus from Cordoba and back

Discover this political center conceived to become the cultural forge of a new world. An enclave where you can walk through its archaeological remains, the royal Alcazar, outbuildings, halls, courtyards, military garrisons and gardens.

25.00€/person

VISITA NOCTURNA A MEDINA AZAHARA SIN TRANSPORTE

15.00€/person

Guided tour Medina Azahara with shuttle bus

Discover this political center conceived to become the cultural forge of a new world. An enclave where you can walk through its archaeological remains, the royal Alcazar, outbuildings, halls, courtyards, military garrisons and gardens.

18.00€/person

Guided tour of Medina Azahara

Learn about the impressive history of the city built by order of Abderraman III in the tenth century as well as the curiosities and beautiful gardens that houses this enclave during your stay in Cordoba.

18.00€/person

Monumental Guided tour of Cordoba

Discover the Alcazar, a fortification with two millennia of history. The Jewish Quarter, a labyrinth of streets where the Synagogue or the Souk rest. Stroll through the Mosque, a temple that combines its various extensions until you reach the cathedral of

49.00€/person

Visit to the Jewish Quarter and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos

Get to know the most important sites of the city of Cordoba, visiting its Jewish quarter, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs, a building that summarises the history of the city.

20.00€/person

Visit to the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba

This has become an essential visit to know Cordoba, its history and its most beautiful corners. You will be able to know the most typical streets of the city and learn about all its curiosities.

9.00€/person

Visita al Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos

With this visit you will learn about the history of our city contained in a monument that has witnessed the most important events for Cordoba. From the arrival of the Romans to the Visigoths, Muslims and Christians.

14.00€/person

Visit to the Patios of Cordoba

With this visit you will get to know the most emblematic patios of the San Basilio neighborhood, one of the most outstanding during the Patios Festival. You will walk through the beautiful streets typical of the Jewish quarter of Cordoba in this guided

16.00€/person

Visit to the Patios of Cordoba in competition

Since 1921 the City Council of Cordoba organizes during the first fortnight of May a Courtyard Contest. Enjoy the guided tour during the festivity and know the details of the most representative festival of the city.

12.00€/person

Dramatized Cordoba

In this exciting visit you will get to know some of the most beautiful places in the historic center. In addition, during this tour we will be greeted by historical characters embodied by professional actors.

15.00€/person

Guided tour Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba and Jewish Quarter

Discover the Jewish Quarter, narrow and labyrinthine streets where the Synagogue, the Chapel of St. Bartholomew or the Souk rest. Travel back in time inside the Mosque, a temple that combines its various extensions to reach the cathedral of the sixteenth.

35.00€/person

Guided tour of the Alcazar of the Christian Kings

Discover this fortification in whose walls is written the development of the kingdoms and cultures that had the Peninsula as home. We will find archaeological remains, labyrinthine corridors, palatial rooms or its colorful and perfumed gardens.

18.00€/person

Ajoblanco

Traditional cold soup made with bread, almonds, garlic and olive oil.

Salmorejo cordobés

It is a cream made of tomato, bread, oil and garlic and seasoned with serrano ham and egg that will leave you speechless. It goes very well with Spanish omelette and/or fried eggplant and even flamenquín and French fries. Number 1 dish in Córdoba, you can't miss it!

Rabo de Toro

It is one of the most traditional dishes of Cordoba gastronomy. It is an exquisite stew whose origin dates back centuries. It is a seasoned stew, whose main ingredient is oxtail or cow's tail.

Flamenquin

It is one of the dishes that most visitors identify with this city. It is a breaded pork roll stuffed with serrano ham. It is usually accompanied by salad, French fries and mayonnaise.

Fried eggplants with honey

Fried eggplants with honey or salmorejo are another of the most popular dishes in the province of Córdoba. Eggplant is mainly composed of water, and the fried and the format (thinner, elongated) is very successful in many bars, restaurants and taverns in the province. Without a doubt a dish that must be included in your order to Córdoba!

Pickled anchovies

Plata, widely spread throughout the Spanish geography, has a great presence in this city, also due to its proximity to the Malaga coast. Fresh and meaty, it is a dish that you will want to order before eating as a starter.

Iberian Ham.

Thanks to its livestock, good meadows, the Pedroches Valley area delights us with its Iberian products, highlighting the Iberian ham, but not only, since you can find magnificent cheeses throughout the province, Iberian creams, salchichón and Iberian chorizo, etc

Cochifrito

A dish greatly adored by the people of Cordoba, it is usually ordered when we are in the company of friends or family. It is a dish of young pork, that is, suckling pig and it is fried, so by conjugating the words “cochino” and “fried” we obtain cochifrito

japuta in marinade.

Another very typical fish, such as japuta in adobo, also called palometa or bienmesabe, maintains its tradition. It is a fried fish marinated in lemon and aromatic herbs, then fried in olive oil.

Montillana-style artichokes.

This recipe is traditional from this town in Córdoba, Montilla. Contrary to what you might think, its name does not come from one of its ingredients, Montilla wine, but rather the fields of Montilla were once populated with artichokes.

Snails

From the end of February to mid-June, every year you can find this tapa in Córdoba that thousands of people already enjoy in kiosks in many squares in Córdoba. This stew is very nutritious as it contains a large amount of minerals.

Turrolate

Typical sweet from the Subbetica region of Cordoba, especially from the towns of Rute and Priego, its name comes from the combination of nougat and chocolate. It is made from cocoa, almonds or peanuts, cinnamon and sugar. Its texture and mild flavor make it very easy to eat for the whole family. It has a high nutritional value, perhaps that is why it was given to newly delivered mothers. It is customary to eat it with bread and oil. You can make recipes such as flans, custard, porridge.

Monumento al Duque de Rivas

Erigido en honor al poeta y dramaturgo Ángel de Saavedra, se alza majestuoso en los jardines de la Victoria de Córdoba, España. Esta impresionante obra escultórica, creada por el renombrado escultor Mariano Benlliure en el año 1929.

Maimónides

Filósofo judío sefardí nacido en Córdoba en el siglo XII , también ejerció como médico, astrónomo y rabino. Conocido por ser uno de los mayores estudiosos de la torá. Fue alumno del también filósofo Averroes.

Palacio de la Merced

Antiguo convento de la Merced Calzada. Desde su origen como convento hasta su transformación en la sede de la Diputación Provincial de Córdoba, este edificio atesora siglos de acontecimientos y secretos.

Séneca

Conocido como Séneca el Joven para distinguirlo de su padre, fue una figura prominente en la historia romana, destacándose como filósofo, político, orador y escritor. Nacido alrededor del año 4 a.C. en Corduba,

Mezquita

The Mosque of Cordoba is a Unique building, the largest size from the era, in which we can contemplate a coexistence of diverse cultures and faith. It is one of the most admired monuments in the world, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984.

Puente Romano Córdoba

The Roman Bridge of Córdoba, located over the Guadalquivir River, dates back to the 1st century BC, Roman times. It has undergone various restorations and reconstructions, preserving its original construction. Declared Asset of Cultural Interest.

Medina Azahara

Palatine city and culminating work of the Caliphate of Córdoba that Caliph Abderraman III ordered to be built in the 10th century as a sign of power in Al-Andalus. Declared a World Heritage Site since 2018, it is located 20¨ by car from the capital.

Castle of the Christian Monarchs

The city's military building, located on the north bank of the river, was built on the old Alcázar of the Umayyads during the reign of Alfonso X and Alfonso XI. The Catholic Monarchs resided there during the reconquest of Granada.

The Jewish Quarter

Declared a World Heritage Site in 1994, the historic center includes the Jewish quarter and other areas. The Jewish quarter was the area where Jews lived between the 13th and 15th centuries. Among the places to see in Córdoba you will find the Mosque, the

The Courtyards Festival of Cordoba

Since 1921, the Town Hall has organised a competition of Courtyards . The owners of the Courtyards decorate and open it publicly for your visit. It was declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest & Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

Alley of the flowers

This picturesque and narrow street is one of the most traditional in the city. Crowned with different flowers in pots, its fragrance will awaken your senses. From the small square, you can enjoy the views of the Mosque-Cathedral tower.

Ruta de las Iglesias Fernandinas

La Ruta de las Iglesias Fernandinas representa un viaje fascinante a través del legado arquitectónico e histórico de Córdoba

Averrores

His approach is linked to the advance of Western classical thought. He was a Muslim Andalusian philosopher, doctor and polymath, teacher of Islamic philosophy and law, mathematics, astronomy and medicine in the 12th century.

The Christ of Reparations

The Christ of Reparations and Mercy, or Christ of the Lanterns, was made in 1794 by the sculptor Juan Navarro León and is located in an iconic place in the city in the Plaza de Capuchinos, next to the Bailío slope

Roman Temple

Located on the south side of Córdoba City Hall, it is the only Temple of which physical evidence has arrived. Its construction was dedicated as an imperial cult. Immersed in the middle of the city, it dazzles with the height of its columns

Synagogue of Cordoba.

Jewish temple built in the Mudejar style, unique in Andalusia along with the Utrera synagogue, and one of the few preserved in Spain from that time. It was declared a Cultural Asset in 1885. Essential, include it among what to see in Cordoba.

Fernandine Churches of Córdoba

The conquest of Córdoba was carried out by Fernando III on June 29, 1236 and from there, he ordered the construction of 11 churches between the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th century in different areas of the city, hence Fernandinas, with a un

Palacio de Viana

Impressive palace, located in the Santa Marina neighborhood next to this church, is surrounded by twelve splendid patios and a marvellous garden . Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in the Monument category on March 27, 1981.

Cosas que hacer y ver en Córdoba con niños

Cordoba es una ciudad donde podrás hacer y ver muchas cosas con niños, de hecho, tiene un parque en tributo a ellos. Planear el viaje por anticipado para que ellos lo pasen bien, puede marcar la diferencia. Te damos muchas ideas para disfrutarlo juntos.

Route of the unique trees.

Singular tour through the urban fabric of Córdoba (Axerquía, historic center) where you can contemplate the beauty and majesty of several botanical specimens, particular in their species and longevity. Placed in iconic places in Córdoba

The House of Sepharad

Located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, this house pays fair tribute to the Jewish minority and legacy of Córdoba, capital of Sefarad. Get to know Jewish life, its illustrious women, some of its utensils, its religion, Sephardic music and much more at

Walls of Córdoba

The Roman, Muslim and Christian walls of Córdoba are the defensive walls of the city. Today we can find 5 enclosures, the Villa or Medina, the Ajerquía, the Jewish Quarter Castle, the Old Alcázar and the Alcazar´s orchard and numerous doors.

The Bailío Slope

The Bailío slope was a communication route between the upper city (Medina or Villa) and the lower city (Axerquía) through the Roman Wall. It is made with "Chino Córdobes" decorative drawings. Its name comes from the Bailo´s house attached to it.

Inn of el Potro - “Fosforito” Flamenco Centre

The inn of el Potro is located in the typical popular corrals of the 14th-15th century where the patios were built around a well. Favorite place for Cervantes in life and work. Today it is a space for the development of flamenco

Route of the Manor Houses

Córdoba is home to a set of beautiful Manor Houses and Palaces, from medieval to modern times. Its walls preserve the echoes and secrets of a multitude of stories...

The Albolafia woodlands

The Guadalquivir River (from the Arabic big river) as it passes through Córdoba, has generated this Natural Monument in the heart of the urban center.

Route of the Triumphs of San Rafael.

Tour through the streets of Córdoba attending to the representation of the different sculptures of the Córdoba custodian. Each one having its particular history in its placement.

Bullfighting Museum

Located in a stately mansion in the Jewish Quarter, it has an educational mission, about bullfighting and the relationship with Córdoba. A unique museum, where you will travel from the Middle Ages, between the arts, the understanding of the world of bullf

Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum of Córdoba is the perfect destination for those passionate about history and the arts. Valuable pieces from the Roman, Visigoth and Islamic eras are exhibited, housing pieces from the Roman Theater site, the second largest in the

Julio Romero de Torres Museum

Of all the Córdoba painters, he is perhaps the best known nationally and internationally, for his ability to convey the identity and beauty of Córdoba women. Works: La chiquita piconera, Oranges and lemons, etc. The museum consists of 6 rooms.

Tabernas de Córdoba

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Plaza de la Corredera

Emblematic, it is the only quadrangular main square in Andalusia. The market stands out, which was a hat factory in the past. Its name comes from the bullfights that were held there. It was declared a Historic-Artistic Monument in 1981.

Plaza del Potro

A point of purchase and sale of livestock and historically artisanal activities, it locates in the center a Renaissance fountain whose main figure is a colt. Flanked by the museums, it was referred to in a passage from the work Don Quixote.

The Calahorra Tower

Located south of the Roman Bridge and the Guadalquivir River, this tower served as a control and defense enclave during the time of Al-Andalus. It was declared a historical-artistic monument and houses a museum on the coexistence of the 3 Cultures.

Municipal Souk of Córdoba.

Also called the craft market, it is an old manor house from the 16th century where the poet Luis de Góngora lived. The word Souk comes from Arabic and means market. It is located in the Historic Center of Córdoba.

Miguel de Cervantes

Only a small pocket knows of the connection between the immortal author of Don Quixote and the city of Córdoba and its province. And not just for a few mere paragraphs, but for the blood that ran in his veins.

The Monument to the Lovers

The legend of the love of the two Andalusian poets, which since 1971 has been remembered by the Monument of Lovers, continues to live on as one of the most romantic chapters of the ancient capital of Al Andalus.

Hernando Colón

Hernando Colón, son of Cristobal Colon, was born in Córdoba when the Genoese sought an audience with Isabel and Fernando los Reyes Católicos. Grandson of the queen's own confesor, Pedro de Torquemada, he had the same adventurous spirit as his father.

Sendero de las Ermitas

Distancia: 9km
Dificultad: Media-Fácil
Una excelente opción para los amantes del senderismo y aquellos interesados en explorar la historia y la cultura de la provincia de Córdoba mientras disfrutan de su impresionante paisaje natural.

Sendero a Santo Domingo

Distancia: 10 km
Dificultad: Fácil
Recorre el entorno natural del Arroyo Santo Domingo, ofreciendo a los visitantes la oportunidad de disfrutar de la belleza paisajística y la biodiversidad de la región.

Sendero Cuesta de la Traición - Vereda del Villar

Recorrido: Circular.
Longitud: 6 km.
Grado de Dificultad: Media.
Sendero forma parte de lo que en la época romana se conocía como Camino del Pretorio, una calzada que se iniciaba en la Porta Praetoria de la muralla de la ciudad romana de Corduba.

Sendero Vereda de Trassierra.

Recorrido: Lineal.
Longitud: 11,3 km.
Grado de Dificultad: Media.
Camino milenario que atraviesa enclaves con un alto valor ecológico e histórico-cultural .

Sendero Convento de las Salelas

Recorrido: Circular.
Longitud: 9,5 km.
Grado de dificultad: Media.

Sendero Rosas de las Escuelas

Recorrido: Lineal.
Longitud: 10,5 km.
Desnivel Máximo: - 329 metros.
Época: Todas las estaciones.
Grado de Dificultad: Media-Baja.

Sendero Vereda Alcolea

Recorrido: Lineal.
Longitud: 11 km.
Época: Todas las estaciones.
Grado de Dificultad: Media-Baja.

Sendero Valdejetas

Recorrido: Circular.
Longitud: 14,5 km.
Época: Todas las estaciones (especial en Otoño).
Grado de Dificultad: Media.

Sendero Cordel de la Campiña

Recorrido: Lineal.
Longitud: 35,5 km.
Época: Es aconsejable realizarlo en primavera y principios de verano, ya que en invierno se convierte en un barrizal y en verano el calor es sofocante.