9:00 AM: Start your day at the [Córdoba Cathedral] (Catedral de Córdoba), a beautiful example of Gothic architecture. Visit the adjacent [Royal Stables] (Real Colegiata de San Gil y Santa María) for an insight into the lives of Cordoban nobility.
12:00 PM: Take a break at El Churrasco, a local eatery serving traditional Andalusian cuisine like gazpacho and jamón ibérico.
Afternoon
1:30 PM: Visit the [Mezquita] (Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba), an architectural marvel blending Islamic, Gothic, and Romanesque styles. Be sure to explore the surrounding streets and alleys.
4:00 PM: Stop by Café de las Tertulia, a cozy spot for coffee or a snack while enjoying people-watching.
Evening
8:00 PM: Enjoy dinner at Los Miradores del Valle, offering stunning views of the city.
10:00 PM: End your day with a stroll along the river and perhaps a visit to the nearby Parque de la Victoria for some night air.
Day 2: Jewish Quarter, Roman Remains, and Art
Morning
9:30 AM: Start your day in the [Jewish Quarter] (Barrio Judío), one of the oldest in Spain. Visit the [Synagogue] (Sinagoga de Córdoba) and explore the narrow streets.
12:00 PM: Have lunch at La Bodeguita, a place to taste local delicacies like tapas.
Afternoon
1:30 PM: Head to the [Roman Temple of Córdoba], one of the few Roman temples in Spain, located within the Mezquita grounds.
3:00 PM: Visit the [Palacio de Viana] (Viana Palace), a stunning example of Mudéjar architecture that houses an art museum.
Evening
7:30 PM: Enjoy dinner at El Cortijo, offering a menu rich in Cordoban flavors.
9:00 PM: Relax with some live music and tapas at La Moraga.
Day 3: Countryside, Wine, and Olive Oil
Morning
9:30 AM: Take a day trip to the countryside around Córdoba. Visit an olive oil mill like El Puerto, where you can taste various types of locally produced oils.
12:00 PM: Have lunch at Café de la Estación in the village, known for its traditional dishes and friendly atmosphere.
Afternoon
1:30 PM: Spend time exploring local markets or simply enjoying the serene countryside views.
3:00 PM: Stop by a winery like Viña Real, offering wine tastings and insights into the production process.
Evening
8:00 PM: Return to Córdoba for dinner at El Chorro de Miel, offering modern Andalusian cuisine with an international twist.
10:00 PM: End your day in a relaxed atmosphere, perhaps strolling around the city or enjoying a coffee at Café del Puerto.
Day 4: Markets and Departure
Morning
9:30 AM: Spend some time shopping for local crafts and products at the [Mercado de Abastos] (Abastos Market) in Córdoba.
11:00 AM: Visit the nearby [Parque Genoves] (Genoves Park), a peaceful green oasis in the heart of the city.
Afternoon
1:00 PM: Enjoy lunch at La Oliva, known for its local dishes and fresh produce.
3:00 PM: Head to the airport or your next destination, perhaps stopping by any last-minute shopping spots along the way.
Tips:
Córdoba is best visited during spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October), when the weather is mild. Summers can be hot, and winters cool.
Be sure to try local specialties like gazpacho, jamón ibérico, and olive oil products.
Don’t miss a visit to the Mezquita at night for an unforgettable experience.
Transportation:
Córdoba Airport (CXM) is located 9 km from the city center. Taxis or shuttle services are available for transportation.
Bus stations connect Córdoba with major cities in Spain and Europe.
The city has a bike-sharing system and plenty of taxis for easy travel around town.
Accommodation:
Córdoba offers a range of accommodations, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxury hotels. Some recommended options include Hotel NH Collection Palacio de los Patos and Cordoba Inn Hotel.
Booking in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons.
Safety:
Córdoba is generally a safe city for tourists, with low crime rates compared to other major cities.
As always, take necessary precautions and be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas or tourist hotspots.