Top Things to do in Province of Cordoba
What to do and see in Province of Cordoba, Andalucia: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Cordoba, Spain including Entre Toros y Caballos, Iberfauna, Cisternas Romanas de Monturque, Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, Palacio de Viana, Jewish Quarter (Juderia), Castillo de Iznajar (Iznajar Castle), Fuente del Rey, Santuario de Nuestra Senora de Araceli, Castillo de Almodovar.
Restaurants in Province of Cordoba
1. Entre Toros y Caballos
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 105 reviews
Visits To Farms Of Bulls, Riding Horse, Exhbiciones Of Bullfighting, Visits To Farms, Equestrian Shows
Reviewed By spana26 - Australia, null
Diego was fabulous. My husband and I wanted to ride, he is inexperienced and I’ve been riding/competing horses for 30 years. I was not sure this would work! But Diego catered for us very well. He was wonderful with my husband, giving him pointers and tips whilst I galloped off on my own. It’s very difficult to find a place that has horses and guides to cater for both of us, so I can highly recommend!
2. Iberfauna
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5.0 based on 178 reviews
In our center of environmental education you can enjoy species of the Iberian fauna such as the Iberian wolf, fox, lynx, roe deer ... and also from our school farm, it is suitable for all the public, the tour is totally guided by a specialized monitor and the tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours, it is necessary to book the visit by phone or email, the hours will depend on the time of year and the weather. Minimum reservation one day in advance.
3. Cisternas Romanas de Monturque
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5.0 based on 27 reviews
Monturque is a small village from Córdoba. Its Roman Cisterns are under the cemetery, San Rafael, included in the European Cemeteries Route. It is an incredible construction used in Roman Times to keep the rain water. It is the biggest preserved cistern in Spain, it has a capacity of 850.000 litres.
4. Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos
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4.5 based on 7,947 reviews
The palace-fortress of the Christian Kings has tranquil gardens and fountains.
Reviewed By DSBOBECZKO - University Heights, United States
Trying to avoid the blaring heat of June in Cordoba, we opted for a nighttime tour and light show in the gardens. This was an excellent way to experience the fountains through technological music and lights! The guides take participants through various parts of the garden to fountains that erupt in geysers and steaming ribbons of water set to classical and Spanish pieces of music accompanied by a light show and even a projected movie on a spray of water over the ponds. A truly enjoyable way to experience the gardens and fountains in a way that is impossible during the day! Schedule this experience if you have time!
5. Palacio de Viana
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4.5 based on 2,327 reviews
The Palace of Viana is a lived house until the end of 20th century by noble families but with a great popular flavor instead. One of its main attractiveness are the "patios" and the garden that make it be known as Museum of the Patios. Indoor and outdoor are perfectly integrated, giving to the palace an original harmony. Among the collections stand out paintings, tapestries, leather and ceramic tiles among others.
Reviewed By juliecheverri - New York City, United States
This was one of the highlights of our short trip to Cordoba. We were blessed with a sunny day so we got to enjoy this amazing home. Please more you can’t visit inside but the gardens are absolutely lovely. We even went in the winter and the plants were blooming and stunning.
6. Jewish Quarter (Juderia)
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4.5 based on 5,860 reviews
Reviewed By Lfed2014 - Alhaurin el Grande, Spain
We did a segway tour of Cordoba which included the Jewish Quarter. It's a great little maze of streets with hidden treasures around every corner. It is wonderful to see a historical area preserved
7. Castillo de Iznajar (Iznajar Castle)
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4.5 based on 124 reviews
8. Fuente del Rey
9. Santuario de Nuestra Senora de Araceli
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4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Fenrir_in_Albox - Albox, Spain
Very calming atmosphere inside the sanctuary which is wonderfully decorated and outside the 360 degree view shows 5 different Spanish provinces.
10. Castillo de Almodovar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 908 reviews
El Castillo de Almodóvar es una fortaleza de origen árabe construida en el año 740. Perteneció al Califato de Córdoba y a las Taifas de Sevilla, Carmona y Toledo. Fue conquistado por Fernando III El Santo 4 años después de conquistar Córdoba. Bajo el reinado de Pedro I El Cruel el castillo sirvió de vivienda, cárcel real y un lugar donde custodiar grandes cantidades de tesoros. En 1629, Felipe IV vende la fortaleza a D. Francisco del Corral y Guzmán. En 1902, D. Rafael Desmaissières y Farina, XII Conde de Torralva encarga la reconstrucción del castillo a su gran amigo y arquitecto D. Adolfo Fernández Casanova. Ésta finalizó en el año 1936, dando como resultado una de las joyas de Andalucía.
Reviewed By martyncymro - Coimbra, Portugal
A great half-day out. I visited on a Sunday morning and could see the castle perched on top of a hill from some distance as I approached. The box-office staff were very friendly and gave me directions on where I could lunch after my visit. The castle was a ruin which was rebuilt by the then owner with the assistance of an architect historian. There lots to see: Banqueting halls, a dungeon, and battlements to walk along and admire the view of the surrounding countryside. There are also costumes worn by the actors from the television series, game of Thrones, which had some scenes filmed in the castle. Recommended.
