Combo (Save 5%): 12024 + 11353

As is often the case with Arab architecture, the exterior is understated and gives no hint of what you discover inside. The mosque is impressive in both scale and architecture; the population of Córdoba must have been huge. Christians built another place of worship there, a magnificent cathedral. May this synthesis of two religions endure for a long time, in mutual tolerance.

The Córdoba mosque cathedral was really nice. It was very inspiring. I love the combine of the mosque and the cathedral. Everybody should see this place. I have never seen something like this before. If I could I would visited again.

It was wonderful to secure tickets to this intriguing and gorgeous monument. My family and I were captivated by the beauty steeped in the region's history. Thank you, Headout!

An enchanted place where the light streaming through the rose windows creates a play of reflections among the columns that seem to move along with you! Quick and friendly entry.

It was easy and straightforward. A spectacular place, and with no time limit, which is very important because everyone needs their own time to enjoy this kind of thing.

You cannot visit Andalusia, that other Spain, without going to Córdoba and visiting the Mezquita. It was the final stop of our three-week journey. Built during the Muslim rule, this building has stood the test of time and escaped destruction because the Catholic Monarchs themselves were awestruck by its majesty during the Reconquista. They transformed the former mosque into a cathedral, blending styles into a syncretism that leaves you speechless! Preserved in this way, it stands as a testament to all humanity that it isn't always necessary to tear everything down to rebuild. The tour can be done with a guide. We chose to visit without one, armed only with our Routard travel guide, which is remarkably thorough. On top of that, my wife is a history teacher. This allowed us to wander wherever we pleased and soak up the site's unique atmosphere, before finishing at the Orange Tree Courtyard outside.