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Córdoba

Córdoba, a journey to the heart of Andalusian history

Explore Córdoba, a city that majestically blends Arab, Roman and Christian heritage. Stroll through flower-filled alleyways, discover the dazzling Mosque-Cathedral and enjoy a gastronomy that will delight your palate. Córdoba is the perfect destination for lovers of culture, architecture and history.

The Mosque-Cathedral: a world icon of Islamic and Christian art, with spectacular architecture that will leave you speechless.
The Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos: gardens and views that tell stories of kings and conquests.
The Jewish Quarter: a network of narrow streets and colourful courtyards, home to the historic synagogue.
The Roman Bridge: with the Guadalquivir River in the background, the perfect place to enjoy a sunset stroll.
Los Patios de Córdoba: declared a World Heritage Site, these courtyards are an explosion of colours and aromas, especially in May during the famous festival.

Córdoba cuisine is a delight full of tradition:

Salmorejo cordobés: a cold tomato cream with a touch of ham and hard-boiled egg.
Flamenquín: a crispy roll of breaded ham and meat.
Oxtail (rabo de toro): an emblematic stew, tender and full of flavour.
Aubergines with honey (Berenjenas con miel): a sweet and savoury contrast that you will love.
Pastel cordobés: a delicious puff pastry filled with angel hair (pumpkin jam).

Climate: The winters are mild, and the springs are ideal for enjoying the city and its events.
Transportation: Explore the city on foot to make sure you don’t miss anything or use public transport to get around.
Best time to travel: Spring is magical with the Festival de los Patios and the Cruces de Mayo, but autumn also offers a quiet and charming Cordoba.

Córdoba

Córdoba, a journey to the heart of Andalusian history

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