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We had a very interesting guide who gave us a good explanation of the monument and its various historical periods.
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mostlywe liked the guide. she was so clear and knowledgeable. we learnt a lot
Easy entry to the alcazar with an audio guide summarizing the Islamic and Christian periods.
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I booked my tour for February 28th The venue closed early for Andalusian day. The venue was closed at the time of my tour
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Enjoy priority visit to Cordoba’s top 3 landmarks on a guided city walk in your language!
Enjoy priority visit to Cordoba’s top 3 landmarks on a guided city walk in your language!
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Really informative and interesting. We had some issues with the listening devices, so sometimes we couldn't hear, and there was a constant buzzing sound in the background. The Jewish quarter and Synogogue was a little rushed and didn't feel as in depth
Antonio and Stéphanie are passionate guides. The visit was very interesting and Stephanie's emotion in the mosque was very communicative. She loves her city!
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Isabel was very informative and was able to answer questions. The last time I was there, I did not get to do a tour. I didn't realize how much information there was to be missed. Isabel was amazing.
A great explanation of the Mosque
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Visit a bit long (4h), not easy to follow and stay focused for so long; the guide was professional and very nice but with a flow and an accent that sometimes hindered our understanding; too much information in 4h. I don't recommend the 3 activities (alcazar, Jewish quarter and mosque); in my opinion, only the last 2 are of interest, so a 2h30 visit is preferable.
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The visit step by step with the explanation of the historical part as a whole. Very enjoyable and entertaining. Easy to understand and retain, it was short and we wanted to repeat.
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Our perfectly French-speaking guide gave us some very interesting and pertinent explanations, combining history, human relationships and anecdotes.
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The visit went very well, but your guides need a bit more training. For example, our guide told us (twice) that the church in the mosque-cathedral was facing Jerusalem.... Churches are not oriented towards Jerusalem but towards the East, the rising sun, which refers to the risen Christ. (This is not to be confused with the orientation of mosques). Furthermore, he did not show us the Visigoth remains of the church on which the mosque was built. What a pity.
The VERY friendly guide also took the time to answer a wide range of questions professionally.
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Good morning. Although at the beginning it started a little bit bad due to technical problems with the headphones, it went very well. Fatima who was our guide was great. Explanations that were very well understood and very well prepared. Fatima's explanation of the Mosque-Cathedral was spectacular. VERY GOOD. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT.
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The guide was very difficult to understand because the headphones and microphone transmitted all the background noise. That was very distracting.
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The reception was chaotic, very disorganized, but when we finally assigned our guide phenomenal, beautiful visit and the guide the best, very attentive, very well explained and you can tell he does his job very well. To repeat without a doubt👍
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The guide was great. Competent, passionate, committed, with valuable historical and art-historical as well as aesthetic and social explanations that opened our eyes, and without a single cheap joke.
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The girl in the Mosque is a marvel.
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Very good explanations from the guide
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perfect guide tour!- thank you Africa!
A beautiful tour, which requires a good dose of energy if done in its entirety. The monuments are magnificent
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Everything!! I love it so much !!
Our guide Rafa (the sultan) enthralled us with his stories, and the visit was exciting.
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The guide was well informed but sometimes a bit more condensed version would be helpfull, a bit too much information.
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Our guide was very knowledgeable and was able to describe the various historical aspects very vividly and clearly. Although new guests were assigned to her every hour, she took into account the guests' different levels of prior knowledge. Without the tour, we would have missed out on the very complex and exciting connections.
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Sonia was a great host! We loved everything, the visit and the stories behind it
Nothing - ridiculous to have dozens of tours leaving at same time and same spot. A meeting point on a narrow road with trucks unloading. Will never use Headout again.
Everything and the guided knowledge
The organization...the quality of the explanations...the pace...and the sites visited, of course.
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Our guide, Estefania, was very relevant, attentive and friendly.
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To have seen the sights I had booked. Both guides spoke passionately and vividly, unfortunately I couldn't understand their English. Disliked: the English with a strong Spanish accent of the first guide and the fast speaking of the second guide. The tour of the Jewish quarter was just a walk to the synagogue through a patio!
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Rafa's work was excellent, the 4 hours went by super fast.
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Also known as “Salón de Los Mosaicos” is the main hall of the fortress. The hall was a Baroque chapel that was constructed in the 18th century. There is a display of magnificent collections of Roman Mosaic art from the 2nd and 3rd century AD that was discovered in 1959.
Also known as the ‘eastern courtyard’ or ‘Patio de las Mujeres, the courtyard of the Women was a prison. This part of the fortress was used by Alcazar for the female prisoners. The remains of the Roman castellum and the Andalusian Alcázar were found here.
Reception Hall is also known as ‘Ocean Hall’ or ‘Sala de recepciones’. The Ocean Hall is situated beside the Hall of Mosaics and is dedicated to the God Oceanus. This hall of Alcazar of Córdoba houses some main seats ( seats of honor) of the kings from the 17th century.
Also known as ‘Baños reales de Doña Leonor’, the royal baths were made by King Alfonso the 11th in the year 1328. The royal baths are made in the shape of stars named the changing room, the cold room, the temperate room, and the hot room.
The Alcazar Córdoba houses 4 main towers outside the walls named as Tower of Homage, the Tower of the Lions, the Tower of the inquisition, and Tower of the Dove. The Tower of Lions dates back to the 13th century and served as a chapel to the Catholic Monarchs.
Also known as ‘Jardines del Alcázar’, the gardens cover 55,000 square meters of the area outside of the fortress walls. The gardens are perfect for those who crave nature and peace. The gardens house a wide range of plants, stone fountains, and large ponds.
Address: C/ Caballerizas Reales s/n. 14004 Córdoba, Spain
A. You can buy Alcazar Córdoba tickets online to get access into the castle.
A. Yes, you can buy Alcazar Córdoba tickets online.
A. The Alcazar Córdoba tickets will cost you around €18.
A. Yes, if you book Alcazar Córdoba tickets online, you can get discounts and offers.
A. The Alcazar Córdoba fortress-palace is located in Córdoba, Spain. The fortress is known for its rich history, architecture, and stunning gardens that date back to the 13th century.
A. You can buy Alcazar Córdoba tickets to get access to the fortress.
A. The Alcazar Córdoba is located in Caballerizas Reales in Córdoba city of Spain. -
A. The Alcazar Córdoba is known for the gardens filled with flora and fauna, and the rich Mosaic history of the palace. The small ponds, four major towers, the royal baths, and the Hall of Mosaics are some things not to miss at Alcazar Córdoba.
A. You can easily reach Alcazar Córdoba by public bus and train. You can also reach Alcazar Córdoba by car or taxi.
A. The Alcazar Córdoba is open every day from 08.30 am to 08.45 pm except Monday.
A. No, Alcazar Córdoba is not wheelchair accessible.
A. Yes, photography is allowed in Alcazar Córdoba.
A. The Alcazar of Córdoba is a palace-fortress that was constructed when the Muslim Moors ruled Spain. The castle has a spectacular interior, exterior, gardens, and gardens. Yes, visiting Alcazar Córdoba is worth it!