Small Boutique hotels in CORDOVA

Because of its greatness, the Mezquita de Córdoba stands as an emblem of this city in southern Spain. It is a World Heritage Site, like its extensive old town, with typical whitewashed houses and cheerful courtyards adorned with flowerpots and flowers. Both can be visited.

In the historical center, old palaces converted into small charming hotels provide exclusive accommodation. This third largest city in Andalusia is the result of the crossing of three cultures: Christian, Muslim and Jewish. As the Capital of the Omeya Caliphate of Córdoba, in the 10th century it became one of the largest cities in the world.

Cross the spectacular Puente Romano over the Guadalquivir river, and reach the Roman Temple or the amphitheater. The old Jewish quarter is a labyrinth of narrow streets with a unique Mudejar style synagogue. Do not miss the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos, a medieval Moorish palace with spectacular gardens and fountains. Among the palaces, one highlight is the Viana, testimony to the magnificence of the manors with up to twelve interior courtyards.

On the outskirts of Córdoba, the palatine city of Medina Azahara features a set of archaeological remains, as a witness to its flourishing past and also a World Heritage Site.