Cordoba Guide: what to see and visit
Monuments, squares, museums and corners of Cordoba explained by official guides who walk the city every day. No generic copy-pasted lists — each article is written by someone who truly knows the place. If you'd rather see it in person, you can book directly a guided tour of Cordoba or a tailored private tour.
Essential monuments
The Mosque-Cathedral, the Alcazar, the Synagogue and the rest of the monuments you can’t miss on your visit to Cordoba.
Places of interest
The Patios of Cordoba, the Palacio de Viana, the Ribera del Guadalquivir and other charming corners of the city.
The squares of Cordoba
La Corredera, El Potro, La Trinidad and the rest of the squares that set the pace of the historic centre.
Charming neighbourhoods
San Basilio, San Lorenzo, Santa Marina, la Axerquía and the other neighbourhoods that show how Cordoba is lived beyond the Jewish Quarter.
Festivals and traditions
The May Patios, the Crosses, the Fair, Holy Week and the rest of Cordoba’s calendar, with their dates and history.
Cultural routes
Walking itineraries through Roman, Caliphal, Jewish and Christian Cordoba, its viewpoints and taverns, with real times between stops.
Museums and culture
The Archaeological Museum, the Bullfighting Museum and other essential cultural spaces in Cordoba.
Where to eat in Cordoba
A food guide to Cordoba: where to try salmorejo, flamenquín and traditional Cordoban cuisine.
More articles coming soon in this category.
Where to stay in Cordoba
Recommendations on areas and places to stay, to help you choose where to sleep based on the kind of visit you want.
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Would you rather have a guide tell you about it in person? All these sites are included in our tours of Cordoba.