Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral & Jewish Quarter Guided Tour

Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral

Go on a 2-hour guided tour of two of the most popular attractions in Cordoba: the Mosque-Cathedral and the Jewish Quarter. The Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral is the world’s third-largest mosque and is considered to be one of the greatest representations of Moorish architecture. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, built in the 8th century, is one of the most visited monuments in Spain. Your English or Spanish-speaking guide will explain the fascinating history of the mosque to you, which was turned into a cathedral in 1236 and is therefore a unique representation of both Muslim and Christian cultures. Admire the astonishing arches inside the mosque, supported by 856 granite and marble pillars, and see the shell-shaped prayer niche as well as the orange trees courtyard.

See the Synagogue, the Maimonides Statue, and the El Zoco Market in the Jewish Quarter

Continue on to the Jewish Quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site close to the Cathedral-Mosque. See the synagogue that stands at the center of the neighborhood and walk by the bronze statue of Maimonides, a Jewish philosopher and astronomer who was born in Cordoba. You will also go to El Zoco, an Arabic Market where artisans sell their handmade crafts. As you stroll through the picturesque Andalusian streets, your guide will tell you more about the history of the area. With priority entry to the Cathedral-Mosque and a visit to the Jewish Quarter, this guided tour is the perfect opportunity to learn more about the history, architecture and culture of Cordoba.