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Essential Free Tour Cordoba

  • Walk through the atmospheric alleys of the old town to witness the best of Andalusian culture.
  • Feast your eyes on the waters of the River Guadalquivir, crossed by an elegant Roman Bridge designed in the 1st century BC.
  • Stroll along the largest World Heritage urban area and discover why the archangel Saint Raphael is its protector.
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Essential Free Tour Cordoba

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26 Reviews
4.69
15/02/25
Wendy Ann, Argentina
24/10/24
We enjoyed our tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and proud of her city.
Debra, United Kingdom
21/10/24
Excellent your thanks 😊
Alison, United Kingdom

Cordoba is a treasure trove of ancient wonders, mudejar architecture, and baroque palaces. There is an endless amount to see and explore in this beautiful and compact city. That’s why the Essential Free Tour of Cordoba has been designed to cater to all types of visitors, from first-timers who want to see all the main landmarks to those who wish to delve deeper into its vast history and uncover its best-kept secrets. During the tour, you will cross Luna Gate, one of the gateways of the medieval fortress wall. Here, your guide will give you an introduction to the origins of Cordoba and how it emerged from a melting pot of Phoenician, Roman, Visigoth, Jewish, and Moorish cultures to become one of the most multicultural cities in the ancient world.

Guests on the Free Essential Tour Cordoba will navigate their way around the largest urban World Heritage Area in the world. Here they will not only come across ancient buildings but also photogenic white-washed alleyways covered with flowers, such as Calleja de las Flores (Flower Alley). Not far from here, guests will encounter one of its most famous landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, and unravel its fascinating history. As guests wander the streets of the Jewish Quarter, they will learn of the incredible blend of religions that existed here and see the only surviving synagogue in Southern Spain. At the Statue of Maimonides, tourists will dive into the life and times of the influential philosopher, as well as those of Seneca and other notable intellectuals.

Travelers on the Essential Free Tour will also have the opportunity to understand the role of the Castle of the Christian Monarchs, a medieval fortress which served as one of the residencies of Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon, the Catholic Kings. Lying near the fortress are Roman and Visigoth ruins. The group will also stroll to the banks of the river Guadalquivir, where they will come across an incredible Roman Bridge. This superb bridge is yet another reminder of the city’s immense history and a great place to absorb the beauty of the city and the river views. During the tour, do not hesitate to ask your guide as many questions as you like, they’ll be happy to reply in an informative and engaging way!

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