Cathedral-Mosque, Jewish Quarter and Alcázar of Córdoba guided tour
This tour is the perfect option for those who want to discover the most famous monuments of Córdoba and get to know the history of the city. The visit will begin by visiting the Mosque-Cathedral, the most representative monument that was ordered to be built in the 8th century by Abd al-Rahman I, the first Umayyad emir. Later you'll walk through the old Jewish Quarter (La Judería), paying particular attention to the Zoco of the Craftsmen, Monument to Maimonides and of course, the Synagogue. You'll then move on to the Mudéjar Chapel of St. Bartholomew to finish in the Alcázar of the Christian kings. This is an intense tour where you'll spend over 4 hours discovering the city in depth.
Good to know
Please remember that the area has limited parking options
Get to know the main monuments of Córdoba in a short time with this guided tour
It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and clothing
Discover the most interesting details of the city from historians
Please bear in mind that the visit to Alcázar is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Córdoba
Venue
Soaring double arches, granite columns and intricate geometric decorations: the Cathedral-Mosque of Cordoba (also known as the Mezquita) is a serene yet awesome beauty. Not only a magnificent example of Moorish and Islamic architecture, it’s also a fascinating reflection of the city’s past and the many civilizations that once inhabited it.
The Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos is one of the most important monuments of Cordoba. The construction of this defensive complex was ordered by King Alfonso XI de Castilla in 1328. It offers the visitor magnificent gardens and courtyards that maintain the original traditions. It is one of the most visited places of interest in the city along with the Mosque and the Synagogue.
The Synagogue of Córdoba may be small, but it's rich with history and culture. Built in 1313, it is one of only three original surviving pre-expulsion synagogues in Spain, and the only in Andalusia. The other two original synagogues can be found in Toledo.
Meeting Point
The meeting point depends on the starting time of your tour. At 10.15am, meet your guide at the main entrance of the Alcázar, on Avenida del Alcázar. At 4.00pm, meet your guide at the door of the "Palacio de congresos", next to the benches. At 9.30am, meet your guide at the door of the "Palacio de congresos", next to the benches.
Timing Note
Tuesday to Sunday at 10.00am
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 48 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 48 hours before the activity start time.
Cathedral-Mosque, Jewish Quarter and Alcázar of Córdoba guided tour
This tour is the perfect option for those who want to discover the most famous monuments of Córdoba and get to know the history of the city. The visit will begin by visiting the Mosque-Cathedral, the most representative monument that was ordered to be built in the 8th century by Abd al-Rahman I, the first Umayyad emir. Later you'll walk through the old Jewish Quarter (La Judería), paying particular attention to the Zoco of the Craftsmen, Monument to Maimonides and of course, the Synagogue. You'll then move on to the Mudéjar Chapel of St. Bartholomew to finish in the Alcázar of the Christian kings. This is an intense tour where you'll spend over 4 hours discovering the city in depth.
Good to know
Please remember that the area has limited parking options
Get to know the main monuments of Córdoba in a short time with this guided tour
It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and clothing
Discover the most interesting details of the city from historians
Please bear in mind that the visit to Alcázar is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Córdoba
Venue
Soaring double arches, granite columns and intricate geometric decorations: the Cathedral-Mosque of Cordoba (also known as the Mezquita) is a serene yet awesome beauty. Not only a magnificent example of Moorish and Islamic architecture, it’s also a fascinating reflection of the city’s past and the many civilizations that once inhabited it.
The Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos is one of the most important monuments of Cordoba. The construction of this defensive complex was ordered by King Alfonso XI de Castilla in 1328. It offers the visitor magnificent gardens and courtyards that maintain the original traditions. It is one of the most visited places of interest in the city along with the Mosque and the Synagogue.
The Synagogue of Córdoba may be small, but it's rich with history and culture. Built in 1313, it is one of only three original surviving pre-expulsion synagogues in Spain, and the only in Andalusia. The other two original synagogues can be found in Toledo.
Meeting Point
The meeting point depends on the starting time of your tour. At 10.15am, meet your guide at the main entrance of the Alcázar, on Avenida del Alcázar. At 4.00pm, meet your guide at the door of the "Palacio de congresos", next to the benches. At 9.30am, meet your guide at the door of the "Palacio de congresos", next to the benches.
Timing Note
Tuesday to Sunday at 10.00am
Cancellation policy
- •A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 48 hours before the activity start time.
- •No refund is possible if you cancel less than 48 hours before the activity start time.