Top Experiences in Córdoba

Enjoy a private tour of Córdoba's most significant sites, including the Mezquita Catedral (Mosque-Cathedral), Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos (Alcazar of the Christian Kings), and the Jewish Quarter. With its rich history as the capital of the Muslim-ruled state of Al-Andalus, plus its significance in Jewish and Christian influences, the city takes you through the centuries in its open-air museum-like layout. Along the way, your guide will explain the importance of these monuments, Córdoba's role in Spanish history, and the city's rich culture.

Córdoba is a historically rich city, home to one of Spain's most visited monuments, the Mezquita Catedral (Mosque-Cathedral). This guided walking tour takes you through the building, emphasizing the city's history under Roman, Muslim, and Christian rule. You'll also visit the Jewish Quarter, one of the most picturesque areas of the city's Old Town and home to significant sites like the Córdoba Synagogue. Along the way, your guide will explain the importance of these monuments, Córdoba's role in Spanish history, and the city's rich culture.

Córdoba is a beautiful city by day, but once its monuments like Puente Romano and the Mezquita light up, the city takes on a different look. You'll start at sunset, as the sky darkens and transitions to colorful hues, strolling through some of the most emblematic sites and streets of Córdoba, including Calleja de las Flores and Plaza del Potro. By the time the city lights start to glow, you'll position yourself at Puente Romano for the perfect view and photo spot. End your evening under the lights of the Mosque-Cathedral.

Combine the historical sites of Córdoba with the city's tapas culture. With the help of a private, local guide (and a food enthusiast), you'll move from site to site, stopping to taste three of the city's signature dishes—all popular snacks with the locals. Pair your tapas with regional wine and beer and learn about the buildings, history, and events that shaped Córdoba's history.

Córdoba's famous patios (courtyards) are always worth a visit, though they come alive during the month of May when the city hosts its Fiesta de los Patios. But even if you're visiting outside of May, you can still enjoy these beautiful spaces (and don't have to battle the crowds!). This tour takes you through the city's historic Old Town, particularly its picturesque Jewish Quarter. These narrow streets are home to hundreds of decorated courtyards. Your guide will lead you to the most beautiful patios while sharing their history and why the city celebrates them yearly.