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The guided tour of the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba explores one of the old town's most historic neighbourhoods, a maze of streets and squares that preserves a key part of the city's history. This walk through Cordoba's Jewish Quarter helps you understand what this Jewish neighbourhood was like, what role it played within the city, and why it remains one of the most representative areas of Cordoba's historical heritage.
During the visit to the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba you'll pass places such as the Synagogue of Cordoba, Calle Judíos, Plaza de Tiberíades, the area around the Municipal Souk and Plaza del Cardenal Salazar. It's a tour designed to give you a clearer picture of Cordoba's Sephardic history, the neighbourhood's architecture, and the importance this enclave had in the city's historical development.
During the tour you'll pass through Calleja de la Hoguera, Plaza del Cardenal Salazar and the area around the Municipal Souk, spaces that help you picture the neighbourhood's layout and its relationship with historic Cordoba. The visit then continues through Plaza de Tiberíades, where the figure of Maimonides, one of the names most closely linked to the history of Cordoba's Jewish quarter, is introduced, and continues along Calle Judíos, one of the most iconic streets on this route.
One of the main highlights of the visit is the Synagogue of Cordoba, a key site for understanding the city's heritage value and Sephardic legacy. Throughout the route you'll hear about the history of each corner, its architecture, the people who lived here, and the importance this neighbourhood had within Cordoba's history. The tour ends at Calleja de la Luna, after a route designed to give you a clear, well-structured understanding of the Jewish Quarter.
The visit lasts approximately 1 hour. It's a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba covering some of its most representative streets and squares, with access to the Synagogue of Cordoba included in the route.
The tour is offered in Spanish and English at 11:30am, and in French at 12:45pm. Groups are never mixed by language.
The price is €14 for adults over 14, €7 for juniors 10 to 14, and €4 for children 3 to 9. Children under 3 can attend free.
The booking includes an official guide, a 1-hour guided tour and radio headsets for groups of more than 10 people. Entry to the Synagogue of Cordoba is arranged as part of the visit, so you don't need to organise it separately.
The starting point is the Puerta del Perdón of the Mosque-Cathedral, on Calle Cardenal Herrero, opposite Sabor a España.
The tour is accessible, though it can be uncomfortable for wheelchairs or strollers due to the cobblestones on many of the Jewish Quarter's streets.
Confirmation is instant, so once you complete your booking you'll receive the visit details right away.
Children under 3 can attend free, but it's important to still include them in the booking to count the total number of participants. As for pets, they are not allowed during the visit.
Groups can have a maximum of 30 people. If you're travelling as a large group or want a more tailored visit, a private tour option is available.
If you need to cancel your guided tour of the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba, you can do so with a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the activity. If you cancel within the 24 hours before, 40% of the tour price will be refunded.
If you need to change the date, this can also be done up to 24 hours before, subject to availability. As for weather, the tour runs as normal unless an official alert is declared that prevents the activity from taking place.
The booking includes an official guide, a 1-hour guided tour and access to the Synagogue of Cordoba, whose entry we arrange as part of the route. For groups of more than 10 people, radio headsets are also used to better follow the explanations.
Yes. One of the main highlights of this visit is the Synagogue of Cordoba, and access is arranged as part of the tour. You don't need to get the ticket yourself beforehand.
The tour covers some of the most representative spots in the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba, such as Calleja de la Hoguera, Plaza del Cardenal Salazar, the area around the Municipal Souk, Plaza de Tiberíades, Calle Judíos and the Synagogue of Cordoba. The route ends at Calleja de la Luna.
The meeting point is the Puerta del Perdón of the Mosque-Cathedral, on Calle Cardenal Herrero, opposite Sabor a España. We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes early.
The tour runs in Spanish and English at 11:30am, and in French at 12:45pm. Groups are never mixed by language.
The price is €14 for adults over 14, €7 for juniors 10 to 14, and €4 for children 3 to 9. Children under 3 can attend free, though it's best to include them in the booking anyway.
Yes, though it can be uncomfortable due to the cobblestones on many of the Jewish Quarter's streets. Before booking, keep in mind that the route runs through a historic area with uneven ground in several stretches.
Yes. You can cancel with a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the activity. If you cancel within the 24 hours before, 40% of the tour price is refunded. Rescheduling can also be done up to 24 hours before, subject to availability.
If you already know your date, you can secure your spot here to explore the Jewish Quarter of Cordoba and visit the Synagogue with your booking arranged from the start. It's the easiest way to arrive at the tour with entry already sorted, a clear meeting point, and the activity confirmed.
And if your plans change, you can cancel up to 24 hours before with a 100% refund.
