An important Roman city and a major Islamic center in the Middle Ages, this Andalusian city boasts of three distinct cultures. Home to 4 World Heritage Sites, Cordoba is a land of rich culture and architecture.
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Mezquita Cathedral de Cordoba
What was once a mosque is now a Roman Catholic church. Experience the marriage of decades of architectural styles.
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Inside the monument, you can admire the beautiful arcades, glorified with lighting.
Jewish Quarter
Wander in the narrow and winding alleyways of Cordoba's Old Town. Here you will find remnants of, once inhabited, Jewish population and a statue to honor the Jewish philosopher, Maimonides.
Patios de Cordoba
Walk by the courtyards of the locals and marvel at their decorated patios. It's customary to leave a coin or two for the upkeep of the patios.
Archaeological Ensemble of Madinat Al-Zahra
Explore the ruins of this city built by a caliph in tribute to his wife. The city was built with marble, gold and precious stones. It also consisted of 3 levels and a mosque.The ruins now speak the story of it’s ancestors.
Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos
Immerse yourself in the beauty of this historic monument with its baroque chapel, four towers and lovely manicured gardens, with ponds, fountains, statues and blossoming flowers.
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Roman Bridge
Walk where the Romans walked, centuries ago! Built in the first century BC, this bridge connects Rome to Cádiz. It has 16 round arches supported by strong pillars.
Photograph the Puerta del Puente
Get yourself a social media worthy picture, standing behind this city gate overlooking the Roman bridge. This gate was rebuilt in late 1500s.
See the Breathtaking Views From the Calahorra Tower
Enjoy the breathtaking view of the city from the rooftop of this tower. This tower has a museum on life in Cordoba during the 10th century when Muslim, Christian, and Jewish populations lived peacefully together.
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Try the Salmorejo
Relish this tasty delicacy, a cold tomato soup served with ham and drizzled with olive oil.