Embark on a guided tour of Córdoba with skip-the-line entry to the great Mosque-Cathedral. Follow your guide through the historical Jewish Quarter and step inside the impressive Synagogue. Meet your experienced guide outside the Mosque-Cathedral. After being provided with a headset, start your tour by listening to an introduction to the history of the mosque. Explore the courtyard of the complex, called the Patio de los Naranjos. Soak up the atmosphere of this peaceful space with lots of greenery, and marvel at the beautiful Bell Tower. Then skip the ticket line to enter the monument without any hassle. Follow your guide as they take you around the mosque. Admire the Prayer Hall, the Mihrab, and the famous red and white arches, and take pictures as you go around. Your guide will tell you about the different expansions of the building, and all the hidden details of the architecture. Next, join a walking tour around the historical Jewish Quarter, a must-do when in Córdoba. Start in Calleja de la Hoguera, where your guide will discuss the Jewish heritage of the area and its importance in the city's development. Stroll around the El Zoco artisans market, the picturesque Plaza del Cardenal Salazar, and the narrow Calleja de la luna. See the souk, the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew, and the statue of one of the most important thinkers in the world: Maimónides. Also, head inside the Synagogue, one of the best-preserved in Spain.

Looking for a tour that teaches you all about the history and beauties of Córdoba? Then you've come to the right place. And it's in Dutch too! We start our tour at the Roman bridge that has been there for more than 20 centuries. Under the bridge flows the River Guadalquivir. This river was very important for the development and construction of the city. Other important buildings that we will see during the tour are: 📍Torre de la Calahorra, which served as a defense of the city; 📍Puerta del Puente, one of the 3 historic gates of Córdoba; 📍the mosque-cathedral, which at one point was the largest in all of Europe; 📍Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, which has not only served as a royal palace. Next to the mosque-cathedral stands 📍the triumph of San Rafael, who is said to have saved the city from the plague. Furthermore we pass at: 📍the royal horse stables, where there are beautiful Andalusian horses; 📍the image of grandfather and child, symbolizing the many patios; 📍the Jewish quarter with its many small streets, which can not always be found on Google Maps. We end the tour in the main square of Córdoba Plaza de las Tendillas. To conclude, I also give you some tips where you can eat well and also what specialties Córdoba has to offer.