Cordoba 6 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Córdoba

  • Places to Visit:
    • Mesón del Alfar (a historic inn and restaurant)
    • Explore the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter (Judería de Córdoba)
  • Activities:
    • Check-in at your hotel and freshen up
    • Walk around the city to get a feel for its architecture and vibe
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at Mesón del Alfar (try their traditional Andalusian cuisine)
    • Dinner at a local tapas bar, such as Bodegas El Abuelo (ask locals for recommendations)
  • Where to Stay:
    • Hotel NH Córdoba (a modern hotel with comfortable rooms and good location)
  • Things to Know:
    • Córdoba has a hot climate during the summer months; stay hydrated!
    • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting mosques or churches
  • Transportation:
    • Take a taxi from the airport to your hotel (approximately €25-30)
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get around the city (€1.50 per ride)
  • Tips:
    • Learn some basic Spanish phrases, like “gracias” and “¿dónde está…?”
    • Don’t be afraid to ask locals for recommendations; they’re friendly and willing to help

Day 2: Historic Córdoba

  • Places to Visit:
    • Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba (Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba)
    • Puente Romano (Roman Bridge)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Mezquita-Catedral and explore its stunning architecture
    • Walk across the Roman Bridge for breathtaking views of the city
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at a local restaurant, such as La Tasquita de Enfrente (try their paella)
    • Dinner at a traditional Andalusian tavern, like El Pisto
  • Where to Stay:
    • Same hotel as previous night (NH Córdoba)
  • Things to Know:
    • The Mezquita-Catedral is an active place of worship; dress modestly and be respectful
    • Be prepared for large crowds during peak tourist season
  • Transportation:
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get to the Mezquita-Catedral (€1.50 per ride)
    • Walk across the Roman Bridge from the Mezquita-Catedral area

Day 3: Jewish Córdoba

  • Places to Visit:
    • Sinagoga de los Judíos (Jewish Synagogue of Córdoba)
    • Calle de las Flores (Flower Street)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Jewish Synagogue and learn about its history
    • Explore the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter, filled with beautiful flower-filled patios
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at a local restaurant, such as La Tasquita de Enfrente (try their tapas)
    • Dinner at a traditional Andalusian tavern, like El Pisto
  • Where to Stay:
    • Same hotel as previous night (NH Córdoba)
  • Things to Know:
    • The Jewish Synagogue is an active place of worship; dress modestly and be respectful
    • Be prepared for large crowds during peak tourist season
  • Transportation:
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get to the Jewish Quarter (€1.50 per ride)
    • Walk around the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter

Day 4: Nature Escapes

  • Places to Visit:
    • Parque Natural de las Tabernas (Natural Park of Las Tabernas)
    • Embalse del Guadalmellado (Guadalmellado Dam)
  • Activities:
    • Visit the Natural Park and explore its beautiful landscapes
    • Take a boat ride on the Guadalmellado Dam for stunning views
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at a local restaurant, such as La Tasquita de Enfrente (try their salads)
    • Dinner at a traditional Andalusian tavern, like El Pisto
  • Where to Stay:
    • Same hotel as previous night (NH Córdoba)
  • Things to Know:
    • The Natural Park and Guadalmellado Dam are popular spots for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts
    • Be prepared for hot weather during the summer months
  • Transportation:
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get to the Natural Park (€1.50 per ride)
    • Take a taxi from the Natural Park to the Guadalmellado Dam (approximately €20-25)

Day 5: Wine and Tapas

  • Places to Visit:
    • Bodegas El Abuelo (a local wine cellar)
    • Tapas bars in the historic center of Córdoba
  • Activities:
    • Visit the wine cellar and learn about the production process
    • Explore the tapas bars and try different local specialties
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at a local restaurant, such as La Tasquita de Enfrente (try their sandwiches)
    • Dinner at a traditional Andalusian tavern, like El Pisto
  • Where to Stay:
    • Same hotel as previous night (NH Córdoba)
  • Things to Know:
    • The wine cellar and tapas bars are popular spots for locals and tourists alike
    • Be prepared for lively atmosphere and good company
  • Transportation:
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get to the wine cellar (€1.50 per ride)
    • Walk around the historic center of Córdoba to explore the tapas bars

Day 6: Departure from Córdoba

  • Places to Visit:
    • Mesón del Alfar (a historic inn and restaurant)
    • Explore the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter (Judería de Córdoba) one last time
  • Activities:
    • Check-out of your hotel and pack your bags
    • Last-minute shopping or exploring before departing
  • Where to Eat:
    • Lunch at Mesón del Alfar (try their traditional Andalusian cuisine)
    • Dinner at a local tapas bar, such as Bodegas El Abuelo (ask locals for recommendations)
  • Where to Stay:
    • Same hotel as previous night (NH Córdoba)
  • Things to Know:
    • Make sure to exchange any unused currency and return airport shuttle tickets
    • Double-check your flight itinerary and departure time
  • Transportation:
    • Take a taxi from the city center to the airport (approximately €25-30)
    • Use public buses (number 3) to get around the city one last time (€1.50 per ride)

Note: The above itinerary is just a suggestion, and you can adjust it according to your preferences and interests. Also, be sure to check for any updates on travel restrictions or local events that may affect your plans.