Córdoba is energetic, colorful, bold, crowded, bustling, and trendy. It’s a historic, living city with plenty of sights to see and is a popular destination for pre-wedding festivities.

Tower in the Patio of Oranges, Córdoba.
The Roman bridge in Cordoba.

Mezquita

One of the most unique and impressive sights in Andalucia is the Mezquita, or the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba. It’s intricately detailed on an immense scale.

Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos Gardens

The Famous Patios of Córdoba

More beautiful parts of the city lie hidden behind walls in the interior courtyards so popular in the Moorish style.

The patios are popular with families photographing children for their first communions.

Other Snaps in the City

The Basics: Córdoba, Spain

Currency: Euro

Thank you: “Gracias”

Water: Tap water is ok to drink, bottled water tastes better.

Local Coffee: “Cafe con leche” is espresso with milk, served in a small glass.

Restaurant Customs: A wonderful way to try new food is to experience a tapas bar.

Tipping: Rounding up is common. Tips are not expected.

Accommodations: Córdoba Bed and B (Not Recommended)

Next stop, Granada…