Historical sites, cafes and museums highlight some of the noteworthy features of Córdoba Old City. Make a stop by Tendillas Plaza or Plaza de la Corredera while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
Travellers come to Jewish Quarter for its abundant dining options, and you can see top attractions like Cordoba Synagogue and Calle Cairuan while you're in town.
While visiting La Catedral, you might make a stop by sights like Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba and Calleja de las Flores.
Distrito Centro is popular for its lively bars, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to Tendillas Plaza or Plaza de la Corredera.
The abundant dining options and stunning river views are top of the list for many visitors to Distrito Sur. A stop by Calahorra Tower or Nuestra Senora Del Carmen Church might round out your trip.
If you're spending some time in Centro Comercial, Tendillas Plaza and Cordoba Grand Theater are top sights worth seeing.
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Stand in awe of a magnificent mosque, today a cathedral, which combines an array of religious architectural styles to create an astonishingly beautiful landmark.
Discover several different architectural styles in a castle encompassing multiple stages of Spanish history. Enjoy the contrast of its modern gardens and fountains.
Relax amid the delightful surrounds of a city square that boasts water features and a clock that plays flamenco music.
Cross an ancient bridge that was built in Roman times but still stands today. Stop in the middle to enjoy some of the best views in Córdoba.
Find out about the history of Córdoba when you spend time at Plaza de la Corredera. While in this walkable area, find time to visit its stunning cathedral.
Stroll down this narrow alley in Córdoba’s historic Jewish quarter to see flowers spilling from the huddled balconies and an unforgettable view of the Great Mosque.
This is a much underestimated city and those who only stop off for the Mesquitto miss one of the best preserved medieval old towns in Europe. Personally I would prioritise a visit here over Seville or Ronda and it is equal in beauty to Granada
It’s history is manifested in the streets and buildings. Just walking around is a pleasure without visiting the many attractions.
It's unique with its twisting winding streets - make sure you find some good landmarks as easy to get lost! Very laid back and friendly, so much to see and do, and not too big. We loved the flamenco!
It’s worth taking a walking tour of Córdoba. Ours lasted around 2 hours and took in most sites. A walk round the mosque/Catholic cathedral is a must as is a trip to the roman bridge.
Wonderful interesting clean city to explore
Lots to see but lots of walking as well. Can all be done inside 2 nights 3 days.
