Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs
Guide to the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs of Córdoba: history, what to see, opening hours and prices updated for 2026, and how to get to the monument.
The Mosque-Cathedral, the Alcazar, the Synagogue and the rest of the monuments you can’t miss on your visit to Cordoba.
Guide to the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs of Córdoba: history, what to see, opening hours and prices updated for 2026, and how to get to the monument.
Origins in the time of al-Hakam II, Taifa extensions and the Almohad phase. Opening hours, ticket prices, who gets in free and how to organise your visit.
What to see in the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba: a walking route through the streets, squares and monuments of the neighbourhood, with free access and how to get there.
Discover the history, architecture and equestrian show of the Royal Stables of Córdoba, next to the Alcázar. Opening hours and how to get there.
Calleja de las Flores, the most photographed alley in Córdoba: where it is, the best time for the photo and how to get there from the Mosque.
History, Baroque altarpiece and opening hours of the Church of San Andrés (Córdoba). Complete guide to visiting it, with the option of a guided tour.
History, Gothic-Mudejar rose window and opening hours of the Church of San Lorenzo (Córdoba). Visitor guide, with the option of booking a guided tour.
History, Mudejar doorway and opening hours of the Church of San Pablo (Córdoba). Practical visitor guide, with the option of a guided tour.
Church of Santa María Magdalena (Córdoba): history, current use as an exhibition hall and how to visit it on your Fernandine route.
Guide to Medina Azahara: history of the caliphal palace city, what to see at the site, opening hours, prices, booking and how to get there from Córdoba in 2026.
Opening hours and tickets for the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, including free entry. Must-sees: the forest of columns, the mihrab, the Main Chapel, the choir and the Orange Tree Courtyard.
The Roman Bridge of Córdoba was built in the 1st century AD over the Guadalquivir, is 331 m long and has 16 arches. It is open 24 hours and free.
The Puerta del Puente is one of the surviving gates of the ancient Roman city of Córdoba, next to the Roman Bridge and the Calahorra Tower.
A medieval synagogue built in 1315, the only surviving example of Hebrew religious architecture in the city and today a National Monument.
Roman Temple of Córdoba: history of the imperial forum, what can be seen from the street for free and how to get to the Town Hall.
Calahorra Tower, Córdoba, next to the Roman Bridge. Living Museum of al-Andalus on three floors and eight rooms. Terrace with views. Tickets €4.50.