Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral Tickets

Start with skip-the-line access to the iconic Mosque-Cathedral—home to 856 columns and its signature double arches.

Walk right past the queues at the Alcázar of the Christian Kings and explore its royal baths, mosaic-filled halls, and lush gardens.

Wander through the Jewish Quarter to see the 10th-century Synagogue, the statue of Maimonides, and the buzzing Arabic market.

Throughout the tour, an expert guide (available in French, Spanish, Italian, or English) will bring to life the city’s rich blend of Christian, Muslim, and Jewish influences.

Skip the long lines as you visit Medina Azahara, a 10th-century UNESCO-listed city built by the first Caliph of Cordoba.

Explore the House of Ya’far, the Grand Portico, and the Medina Azahara Museum with fascinating insights from an English or Spanish-speaking expert.

Walk among the city's ruins, part of which are now excavated, to understand this Western Islamic civilization better.

Upgrade your tickets to include seamless round-trip transfers from a fixed meeting point in Cordoba to avoid the hassle of a drive and finding parking.

Take a 2.5-hour guided walking tour to see the Jewish Quarter and the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral, two of the city's most well-known attractions.

Gain priority entry to the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral and marvel at its stunning interior, featuring 856 columns and double arches.

Stroll through the Jewish Quarter and see the Synagogue, the bronze statue of Maimonides, and the Arabic market.

Learn more about the history of Cordoba with a professional English, Spanish, or French-speaking guide leading the way.

This brilliant budget combo gives you both a scenic Cordoba bus tour and direct access to the famous Mosque-Cathedral without breaking the bank.

See all of Cordoba's highlights in 24 hours from the impressive Alcázar fortress to Mezquita-Catedral's breathtaking domes along 22 stops and two routes.

Pick from 11 audio guide languages and get a free Jewish quarter walking tour included because who doesn't love a good history adventure.

With your pass, walk straight into Spain's most iconic Mosque-Cathedral and marvel at the blend of Islamic arches, Christian chapels and Baroque details.

Your pass also covers the Route of the Fernandine Churches, a group of medieval churches, that offer a glimpse into Cordoba's religious history.

Admire religious co-existence and architectural synthesis of Islamic and Christian styles at a UNESCO-listed site without the hassle of long queues.

Explore a unique chapel, seated at the center of a mosque’s prayer hall, at your own pace with an audio-guided tour. It makes a cool souvenir too!

Walk through a forest of columns and marvel at the synergy of contrasts like onyx, jade, marble, and jasper, symbolic of the city's melting pot of cultures.

Ease into the city of Cordoba with maps and audio guides. Walk with the app to find echoes of history in Moorish architecture and medieval synagogues.

Fun fact: The original minaret, converted into a bell tower when the Christians took over, offers panoramic views of the city.

Explore Medina Azahara, an important monument in Cordoba, the Caliphate capital of Al-Andalus, during a 2-hour guided night tour.

Discover the palace layout, from grand residences to the fortified Alcázar, the core of Medina Azahara's administration and defense.

Walk through courtyards once frequented by kings, decorated with fountains, gardens, and pools, creating a peaceful atmosphere.

Choose the option with roundtrip transfers from Cordoba and forget the hassle of planning commutes!

Fun Facts: The name "Medina Azahara" translates to "the shining city," a nod to its opulent beauty and significance during the Caliphate.

Unravel Córdoba's historic treasures on a 2.5-hour guided tour in Spanish or French, encompassing the Mosque-Cathedral and Alcázar.

A fusion of Christian and Islamic design awaits at the Mosque-Cathedral. Spot the evolution in unique features like the minaret-turned-bell tower.

Walk amidst bicolor arches in the hall, the opulent main altar in the chapel, and a life-size sculpture of the Ascension of Jesus atop the choir throne!

Soak up the charm of the Alcázar's serene gardens and courtyards, and hear stories of Roman and Visigothic eras from a Spanish or French-speaking guide.

Fun Fact: The most lavish room in the Alcázar, the Ambassador’s Hall, was built to face Mecca under Al-Mutadim’s reign. Its orientation was changed during the Christian kings’ era.