Cordoba-2-day-itinerary

November 7, 2024

Day 1: Exploring the Historic Center

9:00 am: Start your day at Café La Nacional, a historic café in the heart of Cordoba’s old town. Try their traditional breakfast, including coffee and pastries.
10:00 am: Visit the iconic Mosque-Cathedral ( Mezquita), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be amazed by its stunning architecture, a blend of Moorish and Catholic styles.

1:00 pm: Take a break for lunch at Bodegas Campana, a cozy restaurant serving traditional Andalusian cuisine. Try their famous Gazpacho (cold soup) and Rabo de Toro (bull’s tail).
2:30 pm: Explore the charming Jewish Quarter (Judería), with its narrow streets, flower-filled patios, and historic landmarks like the Synagogue.
4:00 pm: Visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, a medieval palace that once served as a royal residence.

8:00 pm: Enjoy a traditional flamenco show at Tablao Cardenal.
10:00 pm: For dinner, head to La Bicicleta, a trendy restaurant serving modern Spanish cuisine. Don’t miss their creative desserts!

Stay in the historic center at Hotel NH Córdoba or Hotel Casa de los Azulejos, both offering comfortable rooms and excellent service.

Day 2: Exploring Beyond the Center

9:30 am: Take a short bus ride (line 3) to the Palacio de Viana, a beautiful Baroque palace with stunning gardens. Explore its ornate halls, chapel, and art collection.
12:00 pm: Visit the Museo Julio Romero de Torres, featuring an impressive collection of Spanish art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

1:30 pm: Take a stroll along the Guadalquivir River and enjoy the city views. Stop for lunch at El Puentecito, offering delicious tapas and local wines.
3:00 pm: Visit the Cordoba Archaeological Museum, showcasing artifacts from prehistoric to Roman times.

8:00 pm: Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise on the Guadalquivir River with Córdoba Rio. Admire the city’s landmarks while learning about its history.
10:00 pm: For dinner, head back to the historic center and try El Churrasco, serving mouth-watering grilled meats.

Use public buses ( lines 2, 3, or 6) or taxis to move around the city. You can also walk or bike, as many attractions are within walking distance.

Be prepared for crowds at popular attractions.
Respect the dress code when visiting religious sites.
Don’t miss the beautiful patios (courtyards) in the Jewish Quarter, especially during the Festival de los Patios in May.
Try some local products like olive oil, wine, and ceramics.
Be mindful of siesta time (2:00 pm - 5:00 pm), when many businesses close.

Enjoy your trip to Cordoba!