Every traveler visiting Córdoba shouldn’t leave without seeing the Jewish Quarter, one the symbols of the city. In this tour will talk of the history of the Jews, how they came to the Iberian Peninsula, called by them Sefarad, and how they reached very high status during the Caliphate of Córdoba. Know the story of impressive people that were born here like Maimónides, a genius of the twelve century. Visit the Synagogue and the Zoco, a traditional market. You will also get in touch with the Mudéjar style in the Chapel of Saint Bartholomew. • Calleja de la Hoguera. • Cardenal Salazar Square. • Chapel of Saint Bartholomew. • Zoco (local market). • Maimónides Sculpture. • Synagogue.

After that, we’ll go to the Alcázar of the Christian Kings, where most of the Castilian kings lived and where the explorer Christopher Columbus met with Isabela I. The tour includes a walk in its lovely gardens which will transport us to past events.

Roman Bridge is the oldest bridge in Cordoba from the 1st century

The Mosque Cathedral of Cordoba is the most emblematic monument of the city. It was declared World Heritage in 1984 by UNESCO and it is one the most visited monuments in Spain. Learn about the different expansions of the Mosque and its conversion into a Christian Cathedral.