Córdoba in 1, 2 and 3 days: walking itineraries

Make time for the places you actually want to see.

Start with the plan that fits your trip. Below each itinerary, explore the linked walks and check their distances, stops and starting points.

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Itineraries with Podtour

Allow a break between routes. Indoor visits are separate plans from the walk and the audio.

1 day
Start with The Mezquita and the Jewish Quarter Free. After a break, continue towards The Alcázar and San Basilio, near the western edge of the old town.
2 days
Day 1: as above. Day 2: The Potro and the Riverside and Legends from the Corredera to the Magdalena, two nearby Axerquía walks.
3 days
Days 1 and 2: as above. Day 3: Santa Marina and Capuchinos and San Agustín and San Lorenzo; allow time to walk between the northern and eastern neighbourhoods.

The walks in your plan

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Free walk

1.15 km · 11 stops · 45 min

The Mezquita and the Jewish Quarter

You start in front of two statues that everyone photographs without asking why both are of exiles.

1.4 km · 12 stops · 51 min

The Alcázar and San Basilio

You start beside the walls of San Basilio, the old Alcázar Viejo, a neighbourhood that held out against six breaches in 1368 and where, the story goes, the women fought with pikes and sticks.

1.4 km · 12 stops · 50 min

Legends from the Corredera to the Magdalena

You start in the Plaza de las Cañas which, according to a nineteenth-century scholar, was once bigger than the Corredera.

1.25 km · 11 stops · 48 min

The Potro and the Riverside

You start in the old Herrería, the blacksmiths' street, where in 1473 a girl spilled a little water from a window and a blacksmith shouted that it was urine.

1.42 km · 12 stops · 51 min

San Agustín and San Lorenzo

You start in San Agustín with a Virgin who, the locals said, arrived all on her own on the back of a mule, and a bill that tells a different story.

1.37 km · 11 stops · 50 min

Santa Marina and Capuchinos

You start at the Malmuerta tower: it was said a knight built it as a penance after killing his wife, but its inscription tells a different story, and the money came from fines on gamblers.

Córdoba, before you go

A narrow lane, an open square, then shade again. Córdoba is a rewarding walk when heat, cobbles and the appeal of a seat can adjust your plans.

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Córdoba in 1, 2 and 3 days: walking itineraries

Itineraries with Podtour

1 day

2 days

3 days

The walks in your plan

The Mezquita and the Jewish Quarter

The Alcázar and San Basilio

Legends from the Corredera to the Magdalena

The Potro and the Riverside

San Agustín and San Lorenzo

Santa Marina and Capuchinos

Córdoba, before you go

Your first city,on Podtour.

Your first city,on Podtour.

Your first city,
on Podtour.

Your first city,
on Podtour.