Nestled in the heart of Andalusia, Cordoba is a stunning tapestry of historical eras, where Roman columns stand beside Moorish arches and sun-drenched plazas. One of its most captivating features? The "patios", those secluded open-air courtyards with their fountains, intricate tiles, and blooming flora. Originating from Roman architecture and blooming further under Islamic rule, patios were traditionally a solution to the city's hot, arid climate, providing cool sanctuary for generations. Fast forward to today, the patios of Cordoba continue to be more than just visual spectacles; they're social hubs where neighbors and families share life's simple joys. But here's the catch—most of these stunning patios are private, closed to the general wanderer. That is, until now! Get ready to unlock these hidden paradises through the Free Patios Tour in Cordoba.
