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Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba: Guided Tour

Córdoba Free Guided Tour

Viana Patios

Viana Palace: Guided Tour

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba: Entry + Audio Guide

Viana Patios & Palace: Guided Tour

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and Jewish Quarter: Guided Tour

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Tablao El Jaleo: Flamenco Show + Optional Meal

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Córdoba

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, Jewish Quarter & Alcázar: Entry Ticket + Tour

Guided Córdoba Highlights Walking Tour

Córdoba: Guided Bike Tour

Hammam Al Ándalus Córdoba: Massage & Hot Stone Treatment

Córdoba: Guided Wine & Tapas Tasting

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba & Jewish Quarter: Guided Tour

Cordoba

Your expert guide will be waiting for you at the Puerta del Perdón of the Mosque Cathedral, the door of the bell tower. Start your tour with a look at the famous Patio de los Naranjos (Orange Tree Courtyard). This is the oldest courtyard in the city with origins that are linked to the creation of the building itself in the 8th century. 

Discover what this courtyard was used for, and take a peek at the old minaret, which is still inside the bell tower after all these years! 

Continue on to the magical Mosque-Cathedral, where its forest of columns and two-colored arches are a testament to the many changes made throughout its storied history. It became the largest Mosque in the West in the 10th century, and you'll get the lowdown on its conversion into the current Cathedral of Cordoba.

Spend absolutely nothing and fill your mind with the knowledge of a local guide, as you walk around wonderful Córdoba. This free guided tour takes you to all the highlights, and beyond.

Visit the Patio de los Naranjos, learn about the magnificent Mosque of Córdoba, and see Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, the mesmerizing royal fortress that dazzles with patios of exotic flowers, aromatic herbs and lush trees.

You'll also stroll through the Jewish quarter, where you'll discover why the Almodovar Gate is one of the area's most important locations. Don't forget to tip your guide at the end!

One of Córdoba's most popular attractions, the Viana Patios are a series of 12 interior courtyards, linked by galleries. Each has an array of plants, flowers, and water features, yet each has its own flavor. Did we mention there are *twelve* of these courtyards?! From the Courtyard of the Orange Trees to the Courtyard of the Cats, enjoy them all.

Córdoba is famous for its patios, and a great place to sample this flowery phenomenon is Palacio de Viana. This ticket grants you access to both the palace and its historic patio gardens.

Explore the 15th-century mansion, which has halls and rooms overflowing with antiques, tapestries, paintings, books, and even old guns. The patios are optional, but you mustn't miss them. Fusing Roman and Arab tradition, the 12 Córdoba patios on show at Palacio de Viana, with their sun-kissed courtyards, water features, and beautiful flower displays are exceptional.

Want to explore the Great Mosque of Cordoba at your own pace and not miss any details? Get the audio guide with an entry ticket for a hassle-free and leisurely experience.

It's a perfect mix of learning and relaxation, letting you admire all the details without feeling rushed. Explore the beautiful interiors of the mosque and learn about some intriguing histories and facts.

Tucked between the huddled streets of Córdoba is a genuine hidden treasure. The Viana Patios & Palace comprise a 6,500-square-metre blend of Romanesque and Moorish architecture, most of which is taken up by sublime gardens and patios.

Explore this jewel of Andalusian heritage on a guided tour, and learn the real meaning of lavish living, as you wander the gorgeous open courtyards lined by vines and exotic shrubbery, and discover the centuries of fascinating history contained within.

Go on a historical guided tour in Córdoba. The exploration begins in the renowned Jewish Quarter, home to the Synagogue, the municipal artisans' market, and the monument to Maimonides. 

As the tour continues, you'll find yourself standing before the crown jewel of Córdoba, the Mosque-Cathedral. This UNESCO World Heritage monument is a living temple, bearing witness to countless historical events. Guided by a historian, the tour provides a chance to dive into the rich layers of history that will undoubtedly leave you amazed.

Visit the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral with a self-guided audio tour on your smartphone.

Put on headphones to hear about the Outside of the Mezquita’s entrance and move on to learn about Puerta del Perdón.

Continue inside to see its features and listen to historical information and stories from ancient times.

The tour content is based on in-depth research, condensed into brief original stories that offer engaging and informative insights. Use the audio tour as often as you like, before or after your visit.

Tablao El Jaleo is where you’ll find the heart and soul of Flamenco. Experience the raw beauty of this Spanish art form, brought to life by talented dancers, musicians, and singers. 

While watching award-winning national and international Flamenco artists, you can add dinner to your ticket and enjoy 2 starters, a main course, a drink, and a dessert.

Explore the sights of Córdoba at your own pace on the Hop-on Hop-off Bus Córdoba! Enjoy two routes and guided commentary as you cruise the city's best attractions. It's the best, cheapest way to see Córdoba. Includes two free walking tours.

Explore Córdoba's rich history with the "Córdoba a Fondo" tour — an ideal adventure for those keen on discovering the city's past. Led by experienced historians, this tour covers the city's renowned landmarks.

Start your journey at the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, a witness to significant historical events. Stroll through the historic Jewish Quarter, the Judería. Discover the Zoco de los Artesanos, the Monument to Maimónides, and the ancient Synagogue.

Finally, the tour concludes with a visit to the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, the city's most-visited attraction. It's a masterpiece constructed in the 8th century by Abd al-Rahman I, the first Umayyad emir.

Get the most out of your trip to Córdoba with tickets for a guided 4-hour walking tour of the city.

Join a bike tour through Cordoba to see the city's key landmarks. Visit the Mezquita, explore the Jewish quarter, and ride through squares and patios. 

Cordoba is bike-friendly, making it easy to navigate, and during the ride, you will get a sense of the city’s layout. Learn about notable restaurants, bars, and other points of interest as your guide highlights them.

Your body works hard for you – day after day, year after year – so give it the treatment it deserves with Hammam Al Ándalus Córdoba's premier service. 

During this 90-minute spa session, you'll have the chance to feel the calming effects of the Arab baths before aromatic oils are used to soothe away aches and pains during a massage.

To finish things off, you'll have your body exfoliated and hydrated in a hot stone treatment that will heal impurities and leave your skin feeling baby smooth.

Taste a selection of Spanish wines while learning about the wine-making history of Córdoba. You'll meet at a winery shop that opens exclusively for this event.

Understand the differences between Fino, Oloroso, and Pedro Ximénez from the Montilla-Moriles region and feel free to ask questions about the wines. The experience includes wine tasting paired with local tapas and ends at the wine shop.

Visit the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba, an area rich with historical significance, where the Córdoba Synagogue, the Chapel of San Bartolomé, and the local souk can be found.

The area is known for narrow streets and historic architecture. 

See the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, beginning with the Patio de los Naranjos, and then examine the structural transitions from the mosque built under Abd al-Rahman I to the Christian cathedral constructed in the 16th century. 

Learn about the history embedded within its architectural features.

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