Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos
Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, Córdoba: 14th-century fortress-palace with UNESCO gardens, Roman mosaics, and Columbus's 1486 meeting with Catholic Monarchs.
8 monuments to visit in La Judería. A labyrinth of whitewashed lanes and flower-filled patios where the echo of three cultures lingers
Eight monuments cluster inside these lanes: the 14th-century Synagogue on Calle Judíos, the Caliphal Baths beneath the Campo Santo de los Mártires, and the Gothic-Mudéjar Capilla de San Bartolomé among them, all reachable within a ten-minute walk of each other.
Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, Córdoba: 14th-century fortress-palace with UNESCO gardens, Roman mosaics, and Columbus's 1486 meeting with Catholic Monarchs.
Underground 10th-century Islamic hammam beneath Córdoba's Campo Santo square, with star skylights, marble pillars and intact cold, warm and hot rooms.
Whitewashed walls and red geraniums framing the Mezquita bell tower. Córdoba's most photographed alley in the Judería. Free, open 24 hours, best before 10am.
A late 14th-century Gothic-Mudéjar chapel in Córdoba with exquisite plasterwork, blending Christian and Islamic artistic traditions over 600 years old.
Baroque palace facing the Mezquita, free with your entrance ticket. Diocesan Museum inside: 14 centuries of Córdoba art and a courtyard most visitors skip.
Arab baths in Córdoba's Judería, steps from the Mezquita. Hot, warm and cold pools with optional massages in brick-vaulted, candlelit rooms. From €24.
856 columns, 1,300 years of Islamic and Christian history. UNESCO monument in Córdoba, Andalusia. Red-and-white arches, Byzantine mosaics, a Renaissance nave.
Built in 1315, one of only three medieval synagogues still standing in Spain. Mudéjar stucco and Hebrew inscriptions in the heart of Córdoba's Judería.