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Mosque of Cordoba with an Architect
This mosque established in the year 758, is one of the oldest examples of Islamic sacred space we have in the world, as well as being a constructive paradigm, exposes an example of beauty and functionality that influenced iberian and european architecture for hundreds of years.
During this route we will visit this iconic building and its surroundings, analyzing its urban location, its genesis, and its constructive and symbolic secrets in order to fully understand the relevance of this building.
Meeting Point
At Puerta del Puente, by the Roman Bridge in Cordoba
Puerta del Puente
XVI century gate in front of the roman bridge, where we will understand the location of the mosque and the origins of the city.
Entry into the Mezquita
We will entry in the mosque and understand the building and its interior.
End of the tour
Ending Point
By the Exit Gate of the Mosque
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Guide fee + tickets for the Mezquita
Souvenirs, food and other personal expenses.
Tour Important Information
KIDS: The content can be a bit difficult for some kids, but curious kids that want to learn about the monument are always welcome! Inform me in advance.
MOVEMENT DISSABILITIES: Inform me in advance for adapting the route.
Important message from the guide
As I work in my own architecture studio please contact me some days in advance to plan your visit in the best way. Thank you!
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Cordoba Tour Reviews
“Manu is fantastic ”
Manu is an excellent guide. His English is impeccable, he is extremely organized and knowledgeable about the Alhambra and Spanish history in general. He made the Alhambra come alive for us, painting pictures in our minds of how it was built and occupied centuries past. We saw Granada, Sevilla, and Cordoba on this trip and our party agrees Granada was our favorite. Since all we did in Granada was see the Alhambra with Manu, I can’t help but think he had everything to do with it.
