- Alcazar Córdoba was built in 1328 by Alfonso XI of Castilla as a fortress that served as home to Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon.
- The Alcazar of Córdoba fortress originally served as a royal palace and was later used as a jail. Visit “Patio de las Mujeres,” or “Women’s Courtyard” that served as a women's jail.
- Go through the medieval chambers, luscious gardens, and Courtyards to catch the glimpse of the royalties of Spain.
- Take a walk through the lavish exterior and splendid interior and travel back in time to explore history. Visit the “Historic Center of Córdoba,” which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994.
- Visit “Salon de Los Mosaicos” to explore the collection and learn the history of mosaics.
- Book Alcazar Córdoba tickets to treat yourself to the beauty of Alcázar's gardens, which are full of colorful flowers and fountains.

















































