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We will skip the long queue at the monument with our fast-track ticket and take you on a guided tour you will never forget. The visit to the Mosque-Cathedral is a unique experience that will take you back to the times of the ancient caliphate and its influence on the culture of medieval times, while offering us the legacy of the city's cathedral. We will have almost an hour and a half of visit to not miss a single detail.

It is a special visit because it is a guided visit with an official guide. The Mosque is a building that must be explained, and where there is a lot of history inside. EXCLUSIVE TOURS IN SMALL GROUPS.

Start your visit in the gardens of the Alcázar and admire the ponds, flowers and plants, while you learn about their physiognomy and history. Visit places like Paseo de los Reyes for a photo of the most famous monument. Gradually, head inside, visiting the baths of Doña Leonor de Guzmán, created in the Arabic style in the 14th century. At the end of the visit, enter the mosaic room and admire the beauty of these original mosaics made in Roman times. Marvel at a Roman sarcophagus in perfect condition. * Tour available in Spanish at 11.30am at Puerta del Alcázar, Tuesday to Saturday *Please Note: The Alcázar will open its doors on 16 June 2026. As restoration works are still ongoing, the visit will take place in the areas that are accessible at that time. This circumstance will not affect either the duration or the price of the visit.

Explore the important monuments of Cordoba with this walking tour. Skip the hassle of navigating and follow your local guide to see the Fortress of Catholic Monarchs, the Jewish Quarter, and the Synagogue. Get a feel for the city’s Andalusian flavor and learn about its history as you stroll through scenic streets.

Cordoba can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors, but exploring the city with a local guide removes the mystery. This private custom walking tour is designed around your interests, ensuring you visit only the places that matter to you. Your guide will contact you beforehand to understand your tastes, giving you a tailored experience that highlights Cordoba’s history, culture, and hidden gems. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments and museums while learning about the city’s history and culture. Please note that museum visits are not included. If you would like to visit a museum inside, you will need to contact us in advance, and a supplement will apply depending on the selected museum. Perfect for families, solo travelers, and couples, this experience offers insider knowledge, exclusive access to local stories, and a deeper connection to Cordoba you won’t find on your own.

You will discover two of the most monumental cities of Spain with a private guide. The means of transport from Córdoba to Úbeda and Baeza are also private. You will also visit a pottery workshop. You will taste some of the world finest olive oils.

Don't miss the oportunity to discover one of the most famous monuments of the city in a guided tour in order to understand all the history hidden here.

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.

See more of Córdoba in a short time with the benefit of a private tour of the city’s top monuments. Take in landmarks such as the Mosque-Cathedral (Mezquita), the Jewish Quarter, and learn about the Muslim, Jewish, and Catholic influences on the history of Spain. Your guide shares live commentary as you navigate through narrow streets and popular attractions with ease.

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.

Essential visit to know more about the Caliphate in Córdoba. It is located outside the city, in a incomparable landscape. Discover how the Caliph lived, the construction of his own city palace and the inside wars which destroyed it. This guided tour will leave you breathless.

If you’ve already ticked off Seville’s major attractions, spend a few hours discovering the cultural treasures of Cordoba on a walking tour. Exploring on foot means you’ll get a more intimate glimpse into the city’s cobbled streets, while visiting the Mezquita, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a guide means you’ll be party to lesser-known historical information. Plus, you can choose to upgrade to a private walking tour if you’re looking for a more personalized experience.

Guided tour of Medina Azahara private with Official guides accredited by the Junta Andalucía to enjoy this magnificent archaeological site. The guided visit to the private Medina Azahara is as pleasant as possible to help you interpret and get to know this archaeological site.

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.

Explore Cordoba like a local on this guided walking tour of the city. Visit the historic center along with the main attractions like the Roman Bridge, the Jewish Quarter and mosque, Baños Califales, and the Alcázar. Discover Cordoba with a small group and learn about its Moorish history, legends, and culture as you wander through the narrow streets.

Cover your Cordoba sightseeing in a day with this private Cordoba city sightseeing tour plus the  Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita). After touring the city’s top historic sights—including the Jewish Quarter and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Historic Centre—visit the Mezquita with a guide who shares stories about the iconic mosque that you might miss on your own.

In a single visit, meet, by an experienced official guide, the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba and the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, fortress built to receive the royals and later headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition, where we will show you every corner of it and its beautiful gardens *IMPORTANT WARNING!* : The Alcázar will open on June 16, 2026. Because restoration work is still ongoing, the visit will take place in the areas that are currently authorized. This will not affect the duration or price of the visit.

See Córdoba’s ancient sights from a whole new perspective on a tour that takes you to hidden rooftop terraces around the city center. Climb the tower of the Roman Bridge and to the top of other historic buildings for awe-inspiring views of the Mosque-Cathedral, Guadalquivir River, and the city’s unique bell patios. Back on the ground, walk down Spain's narrowest street and relax over a glass of wine.

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.

Immerse yourself in one of Córdoba’s oldest and most atmospheric neighborhoods—and learn insider stories and history that you’d never otherwise encounter on your own—on this walking tour of the Judería, or Jewish Quarter. Meet your guide in the city center, set off on foot, and explore everything from centuries-old synagogues and unique architectural landmarks to markets, backstreets, and more.

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.

The Mosque of Cordoba is not only the symbol of Al-Andalus, but a fundamental monument of the entire Islamic West and one of the most amazing in the world. It is the artistic reflection of the power of one of the most important political states in the West in the 8th, 9th and 10th centuries: the Emirate and the Caliphate of Cordoba. * Audio system included for groups larger than 10 people * Family-friendly visit, discount for children under 14 years old * Skip the lines * Official guide with extensive knowledge of the monument * Tickets included

Explore the vibrant history of Córdoba through a guided visit to the Alcázar of the Catholic Monarchs. Accompanied by an expert local guide, discover this ancient fortress, appreciate its remarkable architecture, and wander through its beautiful gardens. Discover intriguing tales from its history and take stunning pictures as you go. A remarkable exploration of Córdoba’s history.

The best way to start! You will discover the most emblematic places and the stories that have forged the melting pot of religions that shaped the culture of Cordoba. You will get to know the area declared World Heritage Site by the hand of the best Heritage Interpreters/Tourist Guides. An essential route if you have just arrived in Cordoba. In this tour, you will enjoy while you learn and while we walk through all those corners.