Cordoba is a city of caliphs.

Cordoba is a city of three cultures and religions. Once in the 10th century, the city was considered the capital of the then world, in beauty and decoration rivaled such cities as Constantinople, Damascus and Baghdad. A German writer, nun wrote about the city, Córdoba is the “Pearl of the West”, Córdoba is the “Decoration of the World”.

You will hear a story about the history of the city, about outstanding people born in it, such as: philosopher and astronomer Averroes, thinker poet and statesman Seneca, physician and philosopher Maimonides. Visit the Alcázar of the Christian Kings, climb the Lion Tower, which offers a beautiful view of the mosque, the Roman Bridge and the southern suburbs of the city, walk through the famous gardens of the Alcázar, where the main element of Arab traditions is water. Stroll through the Jewish quarter of Khuderia is a whole labyrinth of narrow and winding streets with many interesting buildings and picturesque corners, where the Synagogue, one of the three preserved in Spain, sheltered in the depths of this quarter. See and visit the main attraction of the city, the world-famous Mosque - Alhama. The heterogeneous building before us today is formed, in fact, by two temples, completely different from each other, but equally majestic. The tour includes: a visit to Mesquita, the Alcázar of the Christian Kings, the Jewish Quarter, the Synagogue, the Roman Bridge, the Triumph of St. Raphael, the Bridge Gate, the Tower of Calaorra, the Mill of Albolafia, the Flower Lane (one of the most photographed places in the city), the museum-workshop of leather products, a walk through the streets of the city.

Guide services.

Entrance tickets are paid separately, including a guide ticket.