Free Walking Tour
Cordoba

Cordoba is a wonderful city where you can find the best of Andalusian culture, amazing food, flamenco shows and welcoming people. After visiting the main historical monuments in the city with Cordoba Free Walking Tours, go souvenir-shopping along the white narrow streets of the old town. Make sure to peek in some houses to get sight of the stunning patios that make this city famous in all Spain. In the Jewish Quarter you’ll find beautiful houses, synagogues, statues and fountains. It’s the perfect place to learn about Seneca, Maimonides, Averroes and other notable intellectuals from Cordoba. After your walk, you can go to Victoria Market or choose any of the many bars around La Corredera Square to taste wonderful local food. La Corredera Square is the heart of the social life in the city, so chill out while enjoying the energetic vibe. By night, there are many ‘tablaos’ offering flamenco shows, such as Taberna Patio de la Juderia.

Cordoba is a splendid city where Mudejar architecture, baroque palaces and whitewashed alleys combine in a remarkable way. Join Free Walking Tours in Cordoba and you will understand why this picturesque capital is also considered one of the most welcoming in Europe! We recommend newcomers to book an Essential Cordoba City Tour: it is a highly entertaining tour of the old town where you will see the best Roman, medieval and modern landmarks with a local guide. In addition, the Free Jewish Quarter Tour of Cordoba is a unique opportunity to marvel at the multicultural history of the city. At night, there are fun Free Myths and Legends of Cordoba Tours that allow tourists to discover interesting Arab legends while strolling through the historic center. Finally, there are Free Tours around Medina Azahara and the Castle of the Christian Monarchs. These experiences allow travelers to visit these two huge palaces in small groups, and with the help of reliable experts.

Cordoba is a multicultural city that emerged from the crossroads of Phoenician, Roman, Visigoth, Jewish and Moorish civilizations. Accordingly, there are so many interesting places to visit, we recommend joining a Free Tour in Cordoba to make the most of your trip and to get the best recommendations from a local. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is the must-see monument of the city. This iconic temple with a characteristic forest of red columns is a jewel of Moorish architecture. The massive Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs is another remarkable fortress of ancient times whose superb gardens and delicate interiors will marvel all visitors. Other important landmarks are the Roman Bridge from the 1st century B.C., next to the stunning medieval Calahorra Tower, Viana Palace, Almodovar Castle and the many charming corridors of the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Finally, visitors should travel to Medina Azahara Archeological Complex on the outskirts of the city.