Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral Tickets

Skip the ticket lines and step into one of Spain’s oldest and most iconic landmarks, the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral.

Take in its striking fusion of Islamic arches, Christian chapels, and grand Baroque features all in one space.

Walk through the serene Orange Trees Courtyard and spend a quiet moment at the Capilla Mayor.

Your ticket also includes entry to the Route of the Fernandine Churches—another glimpse into Cordoba’s layered history.

Upgrade to a 1-hour guided tour or choose an audio guide in four languages, with headphones included for a smoother experience.

Skip the entry lines and save time with priority access to the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral.

Explore this UNESCO-listed marvel with a multilingual expert in a 1-hour guided tour.

Learn how Islamic arches and Christian altars coexist in one stunning sacred site.

Use provided headphones in larger groups so you never miss a single detail.

Choose your preferred language—English, Spanish, Italian, or French—for a personalized experience.

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.

Visit Medina Azahara, a 10th-century UNESCO-listed city near Córdoba.

Explore ruins like the House of Ya’far and the Grand Portico with a guide.

Skip the entry queues and enjoy in-depth stories with a local expert.

Tour includes the Medina Azahara Museum and onsite shuttle transport.

Choose English or Spanish guides, with optional round-trip transfers.

Take a 2.5-hour guided walking tour to see the Jewish Quarter and the Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral, 2 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 or Spanish-speaking guide.

Embark on a guided day-trip to Cordoba, strolling through ancient streets & admiring architectural wonders like the Mosque-Cathedral & the old Jewish quarter.

Capture beautiful memories as you explore the colorful Cordoba patios, filled with colors and captivating scents.

Take a break to enjoy Cordoba's delicious food and go shopping, adding extra delight and the chance to find something special.

Conclude your day with a visit to the magnificent Mosque-Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a testament to Andalusia's rich historical heritage.

Fun Fact: Did you know that the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba has a unique feature called the ‘forest of columns,’ with over 850 columns supporting its impressive structure?

Capture the essence of Córdoba on a walking tour and visit iconic spots like Mosque-Cathedral, a fusion of Islamic and Christian elements, with a guide.

Walk through the Jewish Quarter's narrow streets, admire the ancient Synagogue, and shop for handmade souvenirs at the Souk.

Skip the long queues at the Alcázar of the Catholic Kings, the former residence of the Castilian kings, and cap off the tour in Alcázar's extensive gardens.

Opt for an English, Spanish, or French-speaking guide as per your preference on this 4-hour tour.

Fun Fact: The Mosque-Cathedral houses Patio de los Naranjos or "Court of Oranges", filled with beautiful fountains and orange trees.

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.