Cordoba & Carmona with Mezquita, Synagoge & Patios from Seville
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- Pick-up/Drop off service
- Driver/Professional guide
- Synagoge of Cordoba Admission Ticket
- Los Patios de San Basilio Admission Ticket
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In our way to Cordoba, we'll stop in the old town of Carmona to see the two most important and representative buildings in Carmona, the morish fortress "Puerta de Sevilla" and the Parador, an old palace transformed nowadays in a Hotel where we'll contemplate the dawn from the highest spot in Carmona.
The Calahorra tower and the roman bridge will wellcome our group in a 2-hour walking tour throght the historical town, declared by unesco as an world heritage town.
The Calahorra tower and the roman bridge will wellcome our group in a 2-hour walking tour throght the historical town, declared by unesco as an world heritage town.
We'll walk arouns San Basilio Quarter, next to jewish quarter to admire the famous Patios or Courtyards of Cordoba, that every year attract thousands of visitors in the famous courtyard competition. We'll visit some of this amazing patios full of flowers and pots hanging on their walls.
We'll walk throug the largest old jewish quarter in Spain. You'll stroll with your guide through emblematic narrow streets as "judios" "deanes" or Tiberiades square to learn about the most important characters in the History of Cordoba like Maimonides.
We'll visit the only original jewish sinagoge (except on Mondays, due to the monument's weekly closure) preserved in Andalusia. Admire the original plasterwork in Mudejar style in the heart of the jewish quarter.
Discover the unique Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba (World Heritage Site since 1984), the most significant monument in the whole of the western Moslem World. The complete evolution of the Omeyan style in Spain can be seen in its different sections, as well as the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles of the Christian part.