Monumental Renaissance gate that gave access to the historic city from the Roman Bridge and one of the most recognizable symbols of Córdoba.

Ancient fortress and royal residence where centuries of Roman, Islamic and Christian history coexisted. Its gardens, courtyards and defensive towers stand out.

One of the most extraordinary monuments in the world, famous for its spectacular forest of columns and for representing the encounter between Islamic and Christian cultures.

Main access to the Orange Courtyard of the Mosque-Cathedral, decorated with Mudéjar elements and loaded with historical and religious symbolism.

The old Jewish quarter of Cordoba, a maze of narrow streets and whitewashed courtyards that preserves the essence of the medieval city.

One of the few medieval synagogues preserved in Spain, testimony to the important Sephardic legacy of the city.

Ncantadora square located next to one of the old entrances of the medieval wall, point of access to the historic neighborhood of the Jewry and the monument dedicated to Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.