Top Cordoba Arts & Design

Give Cordoba’s Mezquita (Mosque-Cathedral) and Jewish Quarter the attention they deserve on a guided walking tour. Discover hidden architectural details that you might otherwise miss at the UNESCO-listed 8th-century mosque. Exploring the Jewish Quarter on foot also lets you get more up close and access the areas that cars can't.

Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Historical Significance: Constructed in 785 as a mosque, it was converted into a cathedral in 1236. Architectural Fusion: Experience the harmonious blend of Islamic and Christian architectural styles. UNESCO World Heritage Site: Designated in 1984 for its outstanding universal value. Cultural Landmark: A symbol of religious tolerance and architectural ingenuity. PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Experience the medieval Muslim city of Medina Azahara on a fascinating guided tour. Explore this important site with an archeologist and learn the history of what was once the headquarters of the first Caliph of Córdoba, Abd al-Rahman III. Wrap up this budget-friendly outing with a visit to a museum displaying a collection of excavated items and enjoy a complimentary drink and tapas (small bite).

Dig deep into the history of Cordoba with this in-depth tour of the city. The monument-packed itinerary delivers all the history behind Cordoba's landmarks including the Mezquita, the city's standout mosque-cathedral. Gaze at the Cordoba Synagogue in the Jewish Quarter, see the Chapel of San Bartolomè, and walk amid the statues of Catholic kings at the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos. Entrance fees to all the sites are included.

Explore the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos in Cordoba with a guide on this tour that provides skip-the-line access (the entry price is at your own expense). You'll wander through the rooms of the palace and fortress and its gardens to admire the detailed architecture and hear about its history.

This monumental tour in Córdoba stands out for offering a complete and dynamic introduction to the city’s historic heart with an official Spanish-speaking guide. It blends heritage, local stories, and an accessible narrative that helps explain how Córdoba became a crossroads of cultures. The route covers essential landmarks such as the Mosque–Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter, La Corredera, the Alcázar and the Roman Temple, weaving together art, urban history, and both Andalusi and Christian identities. Small groups encourage interaction and a fluid pace, while the itinerary—designed for curious travelers—aims not only to showcase monuments but to connect emotions, history, and daily life, leaving visitors with an authentic and well-contextualized first impression of the city.

Immerse yourself in the architectural splendor of Cordoba without having to worry about navigating on a walking tour of the city’s great monuments. For the perfect intro to the Andalusian city, wander the Jewish Quarter and head inside one of Spain’s oldest Synagogues. Then, prepare to be amazed by the tableau of columns and arches inside the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mezquita as you tour the building’s interior.

Take part in a skip-the-line visit to the historical monuments of Córdoba and enter the Mosque-Cathedral, the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos and the Jewish Quarter without queuing. Once inside the monuments or places of interest, you will go directly to the highlights and hear their history as you visit them.

Córdoba’s blend of Islamic, Jewish, and Christian influences make it one of Andalusia’s most architecturally captivating cities. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll stroll from the western to the central historic quarter, where every corner has a story to tell. Starting at Puerta de Almodóvar (the Almodóvar Gate), you’ll wander through the Jewish Quarter’s narrow whitewashed alleyways. As you walk, you’ll hear how this multicultural city evolved from Roman Colonia Patricia Corduba into the intellectual capital of Europe during the Umayyad Caliphate. You’ll stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, past the imposing Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos (Palace of the Christian Kings). The tour ends at the awe-inspiring UNESCO Mosque-Cathedral site, where you’ll explore the peaceful Patio de los Naranjos (Orange Tree Courtyard) and learn about the remarkable architectural fusion that makes it unique.

Maximise your time in Cordoba with a private guide on a walking tour tailor-made for you. Forget the rush of large tour groups and relish asking as many questions as you like. Explore Cordoba’s UNESCO-listed historic center at a pace suited to you and your party, as you marvel at the Great Mosque and walk the ancient Roman walls, before exploring the Alcazar.

Explore the beautiful city of Cordoba on this approximately half day walking tour that also provides a ticket to the Mosque-Cathedral so you don’t need to wait in line. You and your private party will have personal attention from your guide, and you can go at your own speed while seeing the sites. Highlights will be the Mosque-Cathedra., The Alcazar, and the Synagogue.

Experience one of southern Spain’s must-see attractions, The Alhambra, on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup in Cordoba, travel to Granada by luxury vehicle and spend the day exploring this nearly 1,200-year-old palace and fortress complex. Learn about its fascinating history from a professional guide and enjoy skip-the-line access to sites like Alcazaba and La Qasba, Nazaries Palaces and Generalife.

This 3-hour trip will take you around Córdoba's most fascinating locations. Discover the Mezquita-Catedral, a fascinating mix of Islamic and Christian art. Relax in the tranquil gardens of the Alcázar, an ancient royal fortification steeped in legends. Visit the Córdoba Synagogue, one of the few ancient synagogues in Spain, and stroll through the charming streets of the Judería. Your guide will introduce you to all the highlights of this cultural and historical journey.

Layers of ideas from different civilizations have been elegantly interwoven in Córdoba, once the dazzling capital of Al-Andalus and one of Europe’s great cultural crossroads. On this walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site with architect and local Walkitect guide, Manuel, you’ll lose yourself in narrow alleyways and sunlit plazas, surrounded by centuries of living history. You’ll also discover the eastern and northern quarters of Córdoba’s historic center, where Manuel will bring the stories behind the buildings and streets to life. This self-guided walking tour starts outside the Mosque-Catherdal, one of the most extraordinary religious buildings in the world, that seamlessly blends Islamic geometry with Christian grandeur. From there you’ll explore quaint streets and hear about Cordoba’s architectural evolution, and how the city’s layout has been shaped by Roman planning, Islamic urbanism, medieval growth, and modern adaptation.

In the early Middle Ages, Córdoba UNESCO-listed historic centre thronged with Muslims, Christians, and Jews. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll follow the same little-changed streets and maze-like alleyways that those three cultures walked in Medieval times. The tour starts outside the magnificent Mosque-Cathedral‘s bell tower. You‘ll skirt around the walls of the Patio de los Naranjos and pass through Puerta del Puente on your way to Puente Romano. Along the way, I‘ll tell you about Abd al-Rahman I, the remarkable man who ordered the construction of the Great Mosque. You‘ll also explore the old Jewish quarter‘s labyrinthine streets, and learn about some of the fascinating figures who lived there, including Sephardic rabbi and philosopher, Maimonides, and the Andalusian jurist, Averroes. By the end of this tour in the beautiful Calleja de las Flores, you‘ll have seen the city‘s highlights and found out about the three communities who lived there in the Middle Ages.