Cordoba Tour

The best way to get to know the Cordovan capital. During the tour, we will walk around the entire environment that surrounds the river. We will visit in its historical context so that the tourist understands its wealth and monumental quality. For example, we will visit the spectacular Roman Bridge of Cordoba, still used daily by thousands of Cordobans that connects both banks of the river. This architectural work from the time of the Romans when they colonized Cordoba, has served infinite times as the setting for multiple films and series. Continuing with this route, we will find ourselves facing the Plaza del Triunfo, which precedes the Puerta del Puente and where the Triumph of San Rafael is built, which stands out for its careful aesthetics, the technique used to build it and its materials.

Córdoba houses secrets and places worth knowing that are part of the cultural heritage of humanity.

With our Cordoba Free tour you will visit the famous Jewish quarter located in the historic center of the city of Cordoba. Declared cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO in 1994 located in the center of the city next to the banks of the Guadalquivir river, you can tour this Jewish quarter and walk its streets. On the same route, you will come across the Cathedral Mosque of Córdoba, a must-see and iconic monument of the Caliphate city as well as being the most important monument in the entire Islamic West and one of the most amazing in the world. It is the literal representation of the evolution of the Umayyad style in Spain as well as combining Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architectural styles.

Among the picturesque places that you will visit in our Cordoba free tour, we will take you to Calleja del Pañuelo, which appears to the citizens of Cordoba as the narrowest alley in Cordoba. Its name goes back to a popular legend told from generation to generation by the people of Cordoba and tells how a merchant from the Arab period had his business there, the material and designs of his fabrics were so beautiful and exclusive, that they made his product was expensive and only available to a select few. This meant that most of his clientele only acquired a small piece of his designs, turning most of the demand for him into the purchase of handkerchiefs.

To finish the route of our free tour Córdoba, we would invite you to join us for a walk through the Roman bridge of Córdoba or the old bridge. This bridge was the only one built used by the Romans until the middle of the twentieth century, coinciding with the later construction of the San Rafael bridge.