From the majestic Mezquita-Catedral to the unique medieval Synagogue, the spirituality of three cultures in Córdoba.
Well-preserved 13th-century Fernandine church with a Gothic rose window, a unique triple-arch portico, and a bell tower raised on a former mosque minaret. Free entry.
13th-century Fernandine church in Córdoba with a Gothic rose window that floods the interior with coloured light. Quiet orange-tree plaza, authentic neighbourhood feel. Free.
One of Córdoba's oldest 13th-century Fernandine churches: Romanesque-Gothic façade, rose window, bell tower built on a minaret, and the Manolete statue outside. Free.
Where 1,300 years of Islamic and Christian history share the same walls. 856 columns, iconic red-and-white arches, and a Renaissance cathedral built into its core. UNESCO site.
Built in 1315, one of only three medieval synagogues surviving in Spain. Mudéjar stucco and Hebrew psalm inscriptions in the heart of Córdoba's historic Judería.