Córdoba walking tours

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Córdoba from the Jewish quarter to the Mosque

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Historical evolution of Cordoba

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What to visit in Córdoba in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Córdoba

Almodóvar Gate

The Almodóvar Gate is the starting point of one of our Cordoba tours, and it's one of the old city gates. It dates from the 14th century and presents two towers connected with a slightly pointed arch and topped by battlements and a walkway.

Jewish Quarter of Córdoba

La Judería, or simply the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba, is located at the heart of the city as it's the main topic of one of our Córdoba walking tours. The district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it includes most of the important attractions you will visit in the city.

Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs

The Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos was the residence for Catholic kings and the headquarters of the Holy Office during the Inquisition. We suggest reserving some time to visit it as it's a perfect quiet place where to take a break given its beautiful gardens.

Roman Temple

Located close to Tendillas Square is the Roman Temple of Cordoba. This impressive temple is another main attraction of the city, and its columns can be easily seen from the street.

Roman Bridge

Another important landmark of the city is the Roman Bridge. The complex offers an incredible view of the mosque of Cordoba. It was built in the 1st century BC, and it was the only bridge in the city for almost 20 centuries.

Tendillas Square

This elegant square called Tendillas Square is perfect for a break while taking our Cordoba walking tours. It houses buildings with magnificent facades as well as multiple bars and restaurants.

Arch of Triumph

The Gate of the Bridge, also known as the Arch of Triumph, is one of the most popular attractions of the city. If you want to learn more about its history, we recommend taking our audio tours and exploring the area with our guide.

Mosque of Cordoba

Also known as the Mezquita, the Mosque of Cordoba is the city’s emblematic monument. It was constructed in 785 by a Muslim emir over the ruins of a church, and later, during the Christian conquest, it was enlarged with a cathedral erected at its center.