Cordoba, Spain

Visit Cordoba´s most symbolic landmarks as you explore its history, monuments and culture on a four-hour walking tour. Explore the world-famous Jewish quarter and the breath-taking Palace of Christia...

Journey into Cordoba’s past and discover the fascinating history behind the city’s most famous and emblematic monument: the Great Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba. Take a tour inside and around this me...

Get to grips with the history and culture that is in abundance in Cordoba as you roam around the Synagogue, Judería and the breath-taking Mosque-Cathedral. Highlights- Stroll around Judería and fam...

See behind Cordoba’s closed doors with a tour that reveals one of the city’s most intriguing and beautiful hidden treasures: its courtyards. Concealed from tourist’s eyes, the courtyards are a g...

his is certainly one for those who consider themselves a wine connoisseur as you find out for yourself the true art of viniculture. This is quite literally heaven for Oenophilia lovers as you leave no...

Discover the authentic cuisine of Cordoba going over the Roman, Arabic, Jewish cultures, with a culinary dishes interactive show, representative of these cultures: the salmorejo and the oxtail. The ch...

Come with us and discover the historic city of Cordoba. Explore the beautiful network of small streets, alleys, squares and whitewashed courtyards arranged around the Great Mosque, reflecting the city...

Enjoy evening walk that starts at Plaza de Capuchins beside the Christ of the Lanterns where mysticism, spirituality and religiosity are feeling, we take the Bailiff Slope and Alfaros Street to reach ...

The Roman city of Corduba was founded by Consul Claudius Marcellus in 169 BC alongside the pre-existing Iberian city of Kartuba. By the time of Julius Caesar, the city had become the thriving capital ...

Discover another side to Cordoba once the tourist hordes have gone away leaving the streets silent and strangely empty. We’ll go for a peaceful night-time stroll around some of the main attractions ...

Medina Azahara, or Madinat az-Zahra, meaning “shining town” in Arabic is the ruins of a vast, fortified Arab Muslim mediaeval palace-city, built by the first Umayyad Caliph of Cordoba, Ad-ar-Rahma...

Sepharad was the Hebrew name given by Spanish and Portuguese Jews to Iberia before their expulsion at the hands by the Catholic Monarchs in 1492. In this magnificent walking tour you’ll discover the...