Experience the fascination of local handicrafts in a typical Andalusian courtyard, where artisans demonstrate their skills in ceramics, leatherwork, and jewelry making right before your eyes. Surrounded by flowering plants and historic architecture, this place offers the opportunity to discover authentic, handmade treasures and see the culture of Andalusia through the eyes of its artists.

Explore the vibrant, flower-filled patios of the San Basilio district, where traditional Andalusian architecture and warm hospitality come together. Admire the ornate floral arrangements and the historic architecture, which dates back to the time of the Moors. Let the locals invite you into their private courtyards and immerse yourself in a world full of colors, scents, and stories.

Admire the unfinished beauty of Gaudí's masterpiece, where Gothic and Art Nouveau styles merge. The colorful stained-glass windows bathe the interior in a sea of light and color, while the vaulted ceilings direct the gaze skyward. A place where art, faith and a man's vision for eternity come together.

Pass through the monumental Puerta del Puente, a Renaissance gate that once served as the main entrance to Córdoba. Admire the impressive architecture based on Roman and Moorish gates, and discover the chequered history that has welcomed kings and conquerors since the 16th century. The nightly illumination and panoramic views of the old city complete the experience.

Wander through narrow streets lined with whitewashed walls where hundreds of flowers hang in blue pots. Every step reveals the traditional architecture and cultural heritage as you are surrounded by beguiling scents and the colors of geraniums. Above you is the bell tower of the Mezquita, a perfect contrast to the floral idyll.

Wander through terraced gardens and discover Gothic towers that offer panoramic views. Get up close and personal with the story of Isabella and Ferdinand, who met Columbus here before he discovered America. Admire Roman mosaics and delve into the deep roots of Spanish history as you stroll through the halls of the former tribunal of the Spanish Inquisition.

Touch the feet of the bronze statue of the philosopher Maimónides for good luck – a gesture that connects you to Córdoba's rich Jewish history. Explore the legacy of one of the most influential scholars of the Middle Ages, who sought to unite Aristotle's philosophy and Judaism, amidst the picturesque alleys of Judería.

Wander through a maze of narrow, cobbled streets surrounded by whitewashed buildings. Discover significant landmarks such as Maimonedes' Monument and Casa Sefarad as you soak up the rich culture and history. Colorful accents and flowered balconies give this neighborhood its unique charm. A walk here is a journey through time through hope, prosperity, sadness and tragedy.

A silent encounter with Averroes' statue next to the golden glow of the walls of Cordoba opens a window to the world of the 13th century. Here, where Averroes revived Aristotle's thought in Western thought, history and philosophy intertwine. The walk along Calle Cairuan becomes a journey through the legacy of a great scholar, judge and doctor.

Discover the lifelike bronze sculpture 'La Regadora', created by José Manuel Belmonte. This depiction of a woman lovingly watering her plants celebrates Córdoba's deep-rooted love of blooming courtyards. An emblematic work of art that honors the presence of the Fiesta de Los Patios and highlights the historical and cultural heritage of the city with its placement.

Wander through medieval, winding streets surrounded by whitewashed houses with flowered courtyards. Discover the only synagogue in Andalusia after its expulsion in 1492 and immerse yourself in a world where the largest Jewish community in Europe once flourished. Experience the cultural diversity that finds expression in the buildings from mosque-cathedral to synagogue.

Explore the vibrant tradition of patio culture with its thriving gardens and ornate courtyards. Admire the meticulously manicured floral arrangements and water features that adorn the walls of the historic buildings. Discover the history and craftsmanship behind each patio as you stroll through the picturesque alleys and experience the unique harmony between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Crossing the stone arches, built in the 1st century AD, you will experience the impressive engineering skills of the Romans. The views of the city and the Guadalquivir River, especially at night, combine history with the beauty of nature. A highlight is the encounter with the statue of the patron saint San Rafael, who has been the guardian of the bridge since the 17th century.

Explore the one-of-a-kind masterpiece of the Mezquita Catedral, where you'll walk through the iconic red and white arches that once formed the heart of the Islamic community and now serve as a cathedral in their remodeled form. Admire the fascinating mix of Islamic and Christian architecture, embedded in the history of religious diversity and tolerance.

At 54 meters high, the historic bell tower offers a 360-degree view over the city. For only 3 EUR you can climb the different levels to the summit, where you can marvel at the gigantic dimensions of the cathedral and Córdoba's rooftop landscape in addition to the bells. A separate ticket for this experience is required, which is best purchased online in advance.

Surrounded by modern buildings stand the majestic columns of the Templo Romano, a testimony to Roman architecture. This place allows you to feel the greatness of the Roman Empire up close by contemplating the rebuilt columns and imagining the once magnificent temple dedicated to the cult of the emperor. Insight into the ancient world, free of charge and accessible around the clock.

Wander through 12 unique patios filled with the beauty of Andalusian gardens, ornate fountains, and historic sculptures. Each patio tells a different story, from medieval times to the Renaissance, reflecting the cultural diversity and botanical splendor that enriched the lives of Spanish nobility.

Explore the ruins of Madinat al-Zahra, where you'll wander through the remains of a once-magnificent caliphate palace. Admire the architectural brilliance created with marble, gold, and precious stones, and bring to life the history of Islamic rule in Spain. Learn about the day-to-day life, art, and culture that once shaped this city.

Explore the Calahorra Tower, a symbol of the peaceful coexistence of Christians, Muslims, and Jews. At the museum, you'll experience the rich history of southern Spain through captivating 3D presentations. From the top, enjoy breathtaking views of the Old Town and the Guadalquivir River as you unravel the cultural layers of Córdoba.

Between the walls of the former Hospital de la Caridad, a rare opportunity is revealed to admire Spanish works of art that span centuries in an idyllic courtyard. This shared outdoor space, shared with the Museo Julio Romero de Torres, allows you to freely experience the fusion of historic architecture and artistic beauty without paying an entrance fee.