Things to do in Córdoba

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Explore the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, see its architecture, and learn about its significance

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Hammam Al Ándalus Córdoba is just a stone's throw from the Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba, one of the Interior of the Umayyad dynasty's proudest architectural achievements. Hammam Al Ándalus Córdoba tries to emulate that beauty and serves as the perfect location for spa treatment. Soak in the Arab baths, have a hot stone treatment, and have your troubles kneaded away by the experienced hands of a masseuse.

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Hidden behind sober white walls, the interior of the Palace of Viana is a sight to behold; its patios reflect both Arabian and Roman traditions, unifying inside and outside spaces. It also hosts art and antiques, right in the heart of Córdoba.

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Let yourself be swept away by the energy and drama of flamenco, and take home some unforgettable memories. Immerse yourself in the fervour and elegance of authentic Spanish flamenco performances right here in Cordoba! Prepare to be captivated by the elaborate footwork and the soul-stirring music that accompanies these heartfelt displays.

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Experience the best of Cordoba on a tour

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Almodóvar Castle is an ancient hillside castle in Almodóvar del Rio, Spain. Towering over provincial Cordoba, the castle, with its dungeons, battlements, towers, and gardens, is open for the public to explore. It's also now known as being one of the many filming locations used in hit TV show Game of Thrones – you can learn lots more about that on site! Almodóvar Castle tickets get you access to the entire grounds for a self-guided tour. Take a walk up the winding road to the castle gate to enjoy the full experience of this Andalusian gem.

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The Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, or Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs, is a Gothic palace in Cordoba, Spain. Guests can join a guide for a full tour or opt to walk around alone. The gorgeous gardens are a highlight on a sunny day.

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Witness pure Spanish breed Andalusian horses, renowned for their riding abilities

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Built over 1000 years ago by Caliph Abd ar-Rahman III, city-palace Medina Azahara is the largest archaeological site in Spain, packed with ancient buildings and thrilling history.

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Watch flamenco in a unique venue - an archbishop's palace turned performance space!