Cordoba Guide

Essential monuments of Cordoba

The Mosque-Cathedral, the Alcazar, the Synagogue and the rest of the monuments you can’t miss on your visit to Cordoba.

Caliphal Baths of the Alcázar of Córdoba

Built under al-Hakam II, with taifa-era extensions and an Almohad phase. Opening hours, ticket prices, free entry rules and how to plan your visit.

Jewish Quarter of Córdoba

La Judería is Córdoba's historic quarter west of the Mosque-Cathedral, where the city's Jewish heritage is concentrated, with the Synagogue at its heart.

Royal Stables of Córdoba, birthplace of the Spanish pure-bred horse

Built by King Felipe II in 1568 to promote the pure Spanish horse breed next to the Alcázar, today open to visitors with a regular equestrian show.

Calleja de las Flores, Córdoba

A narrow dead-end lane in Córdoba's historic centre that opens onto an octagonal square, lined with flowerpots and framing the Mosque-Cathedral's bell tower.

CHURCH OF SAN ANDRÉS, CORDOBA

Renaissance tower by Hernán Ruiz II, an altarpiece attributed to Pedro Duque Cornejo, and the images of La Esperanza. Hours, tickets and where to buy.

CHURCH OF SAN LORENZO, CORDOBA

Church on Plaza de San Lorenzo with Gothic paintings unique in Andalusia, a tower with minaret remains, and alterations by Hernán Ruiz II. Hours and tickets.

CHURCH OF SAN PABLO, CORDOBA

Ferdinand-era church of the Dominican convent of San Pablo, with a Baroque façade of Solomonic columns and the Virgen de las Angustias by Juan de Mesa.

CHURCH OF SANTA MARINA, CORDOBA

Church of Santa Marina de Aguas Santas in Cordoba, a 13th-century Ferdinand-era church on Plaza de Santa Marina 6, opposite the Manolete monument.

Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba

Opening hours and tickets for the Mosque-Cathedral, including free entry. Must-sees: forest of columns, mihrab, Main Chapel, choir and Patio de los Naranjos.

Visit the Roman Bridge of Cordoba

The Roman Bridge of Cordoba was built in the 1st century AD over the Guadalquivir. It is 331 m long with 16 arches, open 24h and free to cross.

Visit the Puerta del Puente in Cordoba and discover its history

The Puerta del Puente is one of the surviving entrances to the old Roman city in Cordoba, standing next to the Roman Bridge and the Torre de la Calahorra.

Synagogue of Cordoba, a medieval synagogue from 1315 in the Jewish Quarter

A medieval synagogue built in 1315, the only surviving example of Hebrew religious architecture in the city and today a National Monument.

TEMPLO ROMANO, CORDOBA

Ruins of a Roman imperial cult temple in central Cordoba, next to the Town Hall. Symbol of Colonia Patricia, uncovered after its 1951 discovery.

Torre de la Calahorra, Cordoba

Torre de la Calahorra, Cordoba, by the Roman Bridge: the Living Museum of Al-Andalus across three floors and eight rooms, plus a terrace with views. Tickets from €4.50.

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