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The Mezquita de Cordoba, also known as the Cordoba Mosque, is the oldest mosque in Spain that was originally built in the 8th century when Muslim rulers were in power. When Cordoba was conquered by Christians in 1236, it was converted into a cathedral. You can explore various highlights on your Cordoba Mosque tour, such as the bell tower, the Patio de los Naranjos ( court of oranges ) and the Mihrab. If you're planning to take a tour of the Cordoba Mosque, read on to learn all you need to know!

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Visitor tips 

  • Consider the Climate: Cordoba can get very hot, especially from June to August. Wear a hat, sunscreen, and light clothing, and try to stay in shaded areas when possible.
  • Visit Early or Late in the Day: To avoid the crowds, consider visiting early in the morning or later in the evening. This can provide a more peaceful and intimate experience.
  • Plan for Additional Time: Many visitors suggest allocating more time than you initially think you'll need. There's so much to see and appreciate within the Mosque-Cathedral, and rushing through it won't do it justice.
  • Engage with Locals: Even though your tour guide will tell you fascinating stories about the history of the mosque and answer all the questions you may have, don’t miss the chance to  to interact with locals and staff members at the Mosque-Cathedral. They may offer valuable insights, recommendations, or anecdotes!

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The Cordoba Mosque guided tour covers all the major points of interest inside the Great Mosque of Cordoba like the Prayer Hall, Court of Oranges, the Mihrab and the Bell Tower!

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