Best places: Historical landmarks in Cordoba, Spain

Ornate, Moorish-style place of worship, with a hall of arched pillars & a basilica with frescos.

Long, restored bridge with many arcades originally constructed in the early 1st century BCE.

Series of courtyards bedecked with plants & flowers, celebrated in May with citywide festivities.

🫤 Most of the reviews below are of the Roman bridge, one km northeast, not this bridge. This bridge is nothing great

👍👍 The Gate of Forgiveness is the most monumental of the three entrances to the Court of Oranges. It is an impressive Islamic portal that has been modified to appear more Christian. A large bell tower, formerly a minaret, forms a cohesive union with the gateway making it the main entrance to the mosque...

Gate near a Roman bridge with history exhibits & a viewpoint, once part of defensive city walls.

This popular plaza which its origin in the 1920s features a fountain & prominent equestrian statue.

Renaissance palace with tranquil courtyards & formal garden, plus art & antiques collection.

Narrow & sinuous white-washed alley, where balconies are filled with flowers.

Octagonal 1400s watchtower with an annexed arch housing a plaque with the story of its construction.

👍👍 The spectacular concert. The comments are educational and very interesting despite a microphone that needs improvement. Musicians with impeccable technique. They are professionals. They also gave a beautiful tip from Vivaldi at the height of the concert. We will undoubtedly return to continue enjoyi...

This 18th-century monument features the Archangel Raphael, the guardian angel of Cordoba.

👍👍 Another of the many beautiful corners of Cordoba. Just up the stairs there is a square where the famous Cristo de los Faroles and two churches are located. In one of them is the Virgin of Sorrows, the so-called “Lady of Córdoba”.

Historical town square dating to the 17th century & bounded by an old town hall & a jail.

👍👍 The Paseo de Córdoba is the promenade that emerged after the release of the land that RENFE maintained in the city, in what is known as the RENFE Plan. With more than 434,000 square meters, it extends from the Almogávares roundabout to the Tres Culturas roundabout, being interrupted only by the Llan...

Small site with Roman temple ruins, including reconstructed pillars, surrounded by modern buildings.

Narrow, Moorish-style street with a quaint vibe terminating at an intimate square & fountain.

👍👍 Located in the square of the same name, this small tower, the minaret of an old mosque, is worth seeing despite its simplicity. The decoration is simple, with mullioned blind windows in its upper body, with horseshoe arches, and reminiscent of an exhaustive Mudejar decoration in its intermediate bod...

😐 Nice monument but the most interesting is the via romana that you can still see after 2 millenia. You can't go in.