Visita guiada à mesquita e catedral de Córdoba a partir de Sevilha
Descrição
Explore os tesouros arquitetônicos e culturais de Córdoba em uma fascinante excursão de um dia saindo de Sevilha. Passeie pelas vielas estreitas do Bairro Judeu e admire a magnificência mourisca da arquitetura. Mergulhe no esplendor religioso da Mesquita-Catedral de Córdoba, considerada Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, e veja uma das poucas sinagogas existentes na Espanha. Aprofunde-se na herança islâmica da cidade com um guia interessante e desfrute de uma estadia tranquila com um passe de acesso prioritário.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Mesquita - Catedral de Córdoba
Juderia
Esta sinagoga e o Tránsito em Toledo são dois dos exemplos mais representativos do período medieval. É muito pequeno e sua entrada é através de um pátio. A porta principal é profusamente decorada com gesso mudéjar e há três pequenas varandas que formam um arco de trevo com inscrições dos salmos fechados em uma moldura retangular. O Tabernáculo está na parede leste.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Ocasionalmente o tour pode ser oferecido em duas línguas ao mesmo tempo
- Por favor, entre em contato com o fornecedor local para combinar um ponto e horário de encontro. Existem quatro locais diferentes para escolher.
Avaliações(253)
Guides were great. The mosque/cathedral was amazing architecturally and historically. The other parts of the tour (patios in Cordoba and the Jewish quarter) were a little boring/unnecessary. I would suggest changing the itinerary a little bit to either make the tour shorter so you have more of the day back, or combine it with something else more interesting.
Our tour guide was Driss and we had an amazing time. He was able to lead a tour in 3 different languages simultaneously without making it feel like we were dragging on or just waiting for our turn to hear what he had to share. Driss was informative, passionate about Cordoba, insightful, kind, and funny. We had plenty of time to explore each area we visited, and got a good sense of the town and history. Even with the heat, we had a great time and would definitely recommend.
Would have been 5 but coach air conditioning failed and had to wait for replacement for 2 hours. The tour of the city and the cathedral were both led by different specialists in each area. A couple of hours spare time. Go a little further away from the Cathedral to eat and the prices are more favourable. Despite very clear instructions at the meeting point and on the coach before leaving 2 people finished up on this coach and not the one they wanted to Rhonda The organise on the bus was knowledgable pointing things out en route
Maria was a great tour guide! Very knowledgeable and helpful! This excursion was exactly what I was looking for.
The tour was amazing! The guide was very knowledgeable and explained the history of the city in multiple languages. The Mosque Cathedral was beautiful and definitely made the trip worth it. We took two children with us and the amount of walking was a bit much for them but we have plenty of time to sit while listening to the guide.
It was really well ran. Martina did a wonderful job and stuck to the timings. Very informative and even gave us a tour around the town.
Immersive, informative day trip. Our guide, Carmella, was knowledgeable, helpful, and quick thinking when unexpected moments arose. She created a perfect day for us.
Very good experience, our guide Jesus was brilliant. Very helpful with locating our friends in Cordoba
Extremely personable. Extremely knowledgeable and very friendly group. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour with Jesus. The mosque/cathedral was incredible! Worth the trip for sure!
I had the most wonderful experience on my trip to Corbada. The City is as amazing as advertised. It’s beautiful and historic. Our guide, Ines worked hard to give as much information as possible. She was a pleasure to be around. She even helped me find my accommodation. Thank you Ines.
