Book your ticket to the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba with the option that best fits your plan. We manage your ticket with official guided tour online, with email confirmation and organized access, with no intermediaries.
These are the ways to access the monument. We manage the ticket with official guided tour; general admission, admission with audio guide and access to the Bell Tower are issued directly by the Cathedral Chapter at its own ticket office and official website.
Access to the monument with an official guide and a 1h 15min explained tour. This is the option you book here, with admission included and instant confirmation.
Free access to the monument to explore at your own pace, without a guide. Managed directly at the Cathedral Chapter's ticket office or official website.
Free access with an audio guide to follow explanations throughout the visit. Also managed directly by the monument itself.
Separate ticket to climb the tower, with its own schedule and capacity. Booked separately, directly with the monument.
Choose the option that best fits your plan: standard guided tour, small group, private, or combined with the Jewish Quarter, the Alcázar or a Cordoban menu.
A guided walk through the interior of the Mosque-Cathedral with admission included: the forest of columns and the mihrab, with an official guide. Also available in a small group or with a private guide when booking.
Mosque-Cathedral and a stroll through the Jewish Quarter of Córdoba in a single booking, with stops at its streets and key spots.
Combine the Mosque-Cathedral and the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs with an official guide on the same plan.
Admission included to the Mosque-Cathedral, the Jewish Quarter with the Synagogue and the Alcázar on a 4-hour tour.
Punto de encuentro: Puerta del Perdón de la Mezquita-Catedral.
On a self-guided visit with these tickets to the Mosque of Córdoba, the tour is still understood by phases and areas, but without stopping to explain each extension in detail.
Start by entering through the Patio de los Naranjos, which serves as the monument's forecourt and helps you place the Islamic origins of the complex. Then move on to the interior to see the Mosque-Cathedral's most recognizable image: the forest of columns and two-level arcades, where you can appreciate the building system and the space's overall orientation toward the qibla wall.
From there, a self-guided visit tends to focus on the points that best sum up the monument: the Mihrab axis, with the most monumental and decorated area, and the later Christian layer, since the cathedral built at the heart of the building and its large transept space are integrated within it. If you want to round off the heritage side, you can enter the Treasury area and the cathedral museum, which houses notable pieces such as the monstrance and other liturgical items.
If you want to add something extra, the climb up the Bell Tower is a separate visit, and during the climb you can see the old minaret built into the structure. To finish, it's worth setting aside a few minutes for the final stretch of the interior to understand the building's full evolution, because what makes the complex unique is precisely the layering of Islamic and Christian periods within a single space.
On Sundays and public holidays, tourist access is usually split into two slots: 08:30–11:30 and 15:00–19:00 (March–October) or 15:00–18:00 (November–February). Access may be limited due to liturgical celebrations, so it's best to arrive with extra time.
There's also a free tourist visiting slot Monday to Saturday from 08:30 to 09:30 (individual, silent visit, no guided groups), managed directly by the monument.
For the ticket with guided tour, you can cancel with a 100% refund up to 24 hours before the start. If you cancel with less than 24 hours' notice, 40% of the amount paid is refunded.
The activity runs as scheduled unless the monument officially closes for a major reason. If you need to reschedule, changes are usually allowed up to 24 hours in advance, subject to availability.
You can book it online right here, choosing a date and time, with instant email confirmation. This is the ticket with official guided tour, including guide and admission to the monument.
No. Those options are managed directly by the Cathedral Chapter at its ticket office and official website. Here we manage the ticket with official guided tour, including the guide.
You can visit independently, with general admission or admission with audio guide managed directly by the Cathedral Chapter. If you'd rather go with an official guide, here we manage the ticket with guided tour, booking a date and time with instant confirmation.
The guided tour with admission included lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, from the Gate of Forgiveness to the exit through the Puerta de Santa Catalina.
It includes an accredited official guide, admission to the monument and the full interior tour. If you already bought your own ticket, you can also book just the guide service.
Yes, the tour is accessible and can be done in a wheelchair. Strollers are possible too, although in narrower areas a baby carrier may be more comfortable.
