easy
1.5 hours
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for most visitors able to stand and walk moderately without assistance.
Discover the Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba with OWAY Tours—an immersive journey through Spain’s remarkable fusion of Islamic and Catholic architecture. Benefit from expert guides and priority access for an unforgettable 1.5-hour experience.
Entradas y guía oficial · 1 hora y 30 minutos
Experience the breathtaking Mezquita Catedral de Córdoba, a stunning blend of Islamic and Catholic architecture dating back to 785. Explore its labyrinth of columns, the majestic mihrab, and the iconic bell tower. With expert guidance and priority access, this 1.5-hour tour promises an unforgettable journey through history.
Su construcción se remonta al año 785 y llego a ser la segunda mezquita más grande del mundo. En su interior descubrirás un laberinto de columnas y arcos dobles, el maqsura, el mihrab y el impresionante coro ubicado junto a la capilla mayor.
Primero se visitará el muy conocido patio de los Naranjos (conoce más sobre los patios cordobeses aquí), donde, entre otras cosas, se puede observar la gran torre campanario que alberga en su interior el maravilloso alminar de la Mezquita Aljama construido por Abd al-Rahman III.
Plaza del Triunfo s/n, oficina OWAY Tours
1 h y 30 Minutos
Tours fill quickly due to limited capacity; reserving ahead ensures your spot and priority entry.
You’ll be walking on uneven stone floors; supportive footwear helps keep energy up during the tour.
Flash photography is prohibited to preserve delicate artworks—bring a camera that handles low light well without flash.
As a religious site, modest attire is required—shoulders and knees should be covered.
The Mezquita was first constructed as a mosque in 785 and transitioned into a cathedral after 1236, reflecting Córdoba’s pivotal role in religious and cultural history.
Preservation efforts focus on protecting fragile mosaics and wooden structures from damage caused by visitor traffic and environmental changes.
Stone floors inside the Mezquita-Catedral require supportive footwear for comfort.
Indoor temperature can be cool, especially in shoulder seasons and winter.
fall|spring|winter specific
For capturing the complex architectural details while respecting preservation rules.
Protects site reverence and complies with the dress code required in this religious monument.