Is the Cordoba Mosque open on Sundays?

Yes, the Cordoba Mosque is open on Sundays. From March 1 to October 31, the Sunday and holidays opening timings are from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3pm to 7pm , from November 1 to February 28 the Sunday and holidays opening timings are 8:30am to 11:30am and 3pm to 6pm .

What are the mass timings in the Cordoba Mosque?

At the Cordoba Mosque, the mass timings from Monday to Friday at Coro Catedralicio are from 9:30 am. Whereas, during Sundays and festivals the Solemn Mass at Altar Mayor starts from 12:00 pm and from 1:30 pm.

What are the confession hours at the Cordoba Mosque?

The confession hours at the Cordoba Mosque are the same as the mass timings, that is, Monday to Friday at Coro Catedralicio at 9:30am, and during Sundays and festivals the Solemn Mass at Altar Mayor starts from 12pm and from 1:30pm.

Do the Cordoba Mosque hours change during Ramadan or other religious holidays?

Yes, during Ramadan, the hours of the Cordoba Mosque may be adjusted to accommodate religious observances. It's important to check the schedule during such times to plan your visit accordingly.

Can the Cordoba Mosque be visited during religious services?

Yes, visitors are generally allowed to visit the Cordoba Mosque during religious services, but they are expected to maintain a respectful demeanor and avoid disrupting worshippers.

Can you pray in the Cordoba Mosque?

No, you cannot pray in the main Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba. However, there are other mosques in the city where you can pray, such as the Mezquita de Los Andaluces.

Cordoba Mosque Opening Hours | Your Complete Guide

Cordoba Mosque

The Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral welcomes visitors daily from 10am to 6pm. For those wishing to ascend the Bell Tower, tours are available at various times throughout the day, starting from 9:30am until 5:30pm.

Jan 1 TO Feb 28 Timings Days (Jan 1 TO Feb 28)	TIMINGS
Monday	08:30–18:00
Tuesday	08:30–18:00
Wednesday (Today)	08:30–18:00
Thursday	08:30–18:00
Friday	08:30–18:00
Saturday	08:30–18:00
Sunday	08:30–18:00

Mar 1 TO Oct 31 Timings Days (Mar 1 TO Oct 31)	TIMINGS
Monday	10:00–19:00
Tuesday	10:00–19:00
Wednesday	10:00–19:00
Thursday	10:00–19:00
Friday	10:00–19:00
Saturday	10:00–19:00
Sunday	08:30–19:00

Nov 1 TO Dec 31 Timings Days (Nov 1 TO Dec 31)	TIMINGS
Monday	08:30–18:00
Tuesday	08:30–18:00
Wednesday	08:30–18:00
Thursday	08:30–18:00
Friday	08:30–18:00
Saturday	08:30–18:00
Sunday	08:30–11:30

It's important to note that the last entry into Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral is half an hour before closing time, and entry will be denied after this time.

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Best time to visit the Cordoba Mosque

Weekday vs Weekend

For a quieter and more serene experience, visiting Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral on a weekday is advisable, as weekends tend to be busier with more crowds. Weekdays offer a chance to explore the monument at a more leisurely pace, allowing for deeper appreciation of its beauty and history without the hustle and bustle of weekend visitors.

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During peak season, typically from spring to early autumn, Cordoba Mosque-Cathedral can be crowded, with longer queues and limited availability for tours. In contrast, visiting during the low season, such as late autumn or winter, offers a quieter atmosphere, shorter queues, allowing for a more relaxed and immersive experience.

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The Great Mosque Of Cordoba, also known as the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, or Mezquita-Catedral de Cordoba, is a historic Islamic Mosque that was converted into Christian Cathedral due to shift in political power. It has been a site of religious worship since the mid-6th Century and still holds a major historic and religious significance, attracting visitors from all over the world.

Cordoba Mosque mass timings

Mass Timings
Monday to Friday: Coro Catedralicio at 9:30am
Sunday & Festivals: Altar Mayor- Solemn Mass at 12pm; and 1:30pm
Confession Timings
Same as mass timings
Monday to Friday: Coro Catedralicio at 9:30am
Sunday & Festivals: Altar Mayor- Solemn Mass at 12pm; and 1:30pm

Inside Cordoba Mosque

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A medieval fortress with stunning gardens, historical architecture, and significant ties to Spanish history.

Opening hours:

Tuesday to Friday: 8:15am – 8pm
Saturday: 8:15am – 4:30pm
Sunday and Holidays: 8:15am – 3pm
Closed on Monday

Location: Pl. Campo Santo de los Mártires, Córdoba.

A charming alley in the Jewish Quarter adorned with colorful flowers and offering iconic views of the Mezquita Bell Tower.
Opening hours: Open all day; best visited during daylight hours for photography and exploration
Location: Off Calle Velázquez Bosco, Córdoba.

Located at the southern end of the Roman Bridge, this tower houses the Living Museum of al-Andalus, showcasing Cordoba's multicultural history.

Opening hours:

Monday to Sunday: 10am – 7pm

Location: Roman Bridge, Córdoba

How long should I spend at Cordoba Mosque?

Basic Visit (1-2 hours)

If you're short on time or just want to see the main highlights, allocate about 1 to 2 hours for your visit. During this time, you can explore the central prayer hall (the hypostyle hall), admire the iconic double arches, marvel at the mihrab (prayer niche), and stroll through the Court of Oranges.

Detailed Exploration (2-3 hours)

For a more comprehensive experience, plan to spend 2 to 3 hours at the Cordoba Mosque. In addition to the main areas mentioned above, take your time to wander through the labyrinthine forest of columns and pillars, examine the intricate tilework and decorative elements, and appreciate the architectural features of Moorish and Christian styles.

In-Depth Experience (Half Day or More)

For enthusiasts of history, architecture, or religious art, consider dedicating half a day or more to fully explore the Mosque-Cathedral's splendor. This allows ample time to absorb the details, study the artwork, and contemplate the layers of history embedded within its walls.

Frequently asked questions about Cordoba Mosque's opening hours

The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba, also known as the Great Mosque of Cordoba or the Mezquita, is a historic mosque that was converted into a Catholic cathedral located in the Spanish city of Cordoba. It is considered one of the most remarkable monuments of Moorish architecture in the world.