Free Tour Córdoba discover the city in a whole new and captivating way.
Our Córdoba historian guides take you through the UNESCO World Heritage Historic City Centre, the medieval Jewish Quarter and the exterior of the Mosque-Cathedral, where red-haired caliphs built the largest temple in Al-Andalus.
Free Tour Córdoba offers three unique free tours. The monumental free tour in the morning, mysteries and legends at dusk, and secrets of the Axerquía to discover the authentic side of Córdoba.
Our extensive experience and the reviews of our guests speak for themselves. Accredited local guides university graduates will show you the principal monuments of our city.
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The most comprehensive panoramic walk from Plaza de las Tendillas to the Mosque-Cathedral. Discover the Historic City Centre, the medieval Jewish Quarter, the Almodóvar Gate, the Synagogue, the statue of Maimonides and the secret of why San Rafael protects the city from 11 different triumphal columns.
When you have spent over 10 years showing people your city, you learn that what matters is not just telling history, but conveying a genuine love for the place where you live. At Free Tour Córdoba we are official historian guides and lifelong residents of Córdoba and that combination makes all the difference.
Through our free tours of Córdoba we want to bring you close to Caliphal history, Mudéjar art and the everyday life of our city with the warmth and familiarity that defines us and above all, to send you away with genuinely useful recommendations for the rest of your stay.
We want you not just to follow a tourist route, but to truly get to know Córdoba from the inside.
Complete your experience with guided visits to the monuments. If after the free tour you want to go inside, we offer guided tours with entrance tickets included. We are historian guides who specialise in Caliphal art and know every detail.
Explore the interior of the most important temple of Al-Andalus with an official historian guide who translates the Arabic inscriptions of the mihrab, explains the four Caliphal extensions and takes you into the forest of columns where Abd al-Rahman I reused Roman marble.
CÓRDOBA IS A CITY ...
Capital of the Caliphate of Córdoba. Abd al-Rahman III proclaimed the independent caliphate; Al-Hakam II built the largest library in the medieval world. Medina Azahara, mihrab with unique Byzantine mosaics.
Birthplace of salmorejo, flamenquín and braised oxtail. Corredera Market, centuries-old taverns in the San Basilio neighbourhood, Córdoba fino wine. Your guide takes you where the real people of Córdoba eat.
Historic City Centre, Mosque-Cathedral and Courtyards declared World Heritage Sites. Festival de los Patios in May, Cruces de Mayo, Holy Week with unique brotherhoods.
Medieval Jewish Quarter where Maimonides lived, 14th-century Synagogue, Mudéjar art. Muslims, Jews and Christians coexisting for centuries on the very same streets you walk today.
2,000-year-old Roman Bridge, Sotos de la Albolafia, Arab watermills. The navigable river that connected Córdoba with Seville during the commercial monopoly with the Americas.
Prepare your visit by learning the history of each monument you will see. Our historian guides have created this detailed information about the World Heritage monuments based on over 10 years of showing the Caliphal city to travellers from around the world.
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