Cordoba Tourism Blog

The May Crosses

In Andalusia the first references to this celebration date back to the 17th century, with the appearance of the brotherhoods around the Christian symbol of the Cross,

School Activities in Cordoba

School trips are the learning moments that children enjoy the most. Sharing with their teachers and classmates outside the classroom is much more fun. Getting out of

Rute at Christmas

Rute is a town located in the south of the province of Cordoba with almost 10,000 inhabitants. It is a unique enclave; due to its proximity

The best bullrings in Andalucia

One of the most representative symbols of Spain are bullfights, but most of the time we do not pay attention to the most important element where this

Museums of Cordoba

Cordoba is a city that is full of pure art, like all Andalusia. In this city you can make thousands of plans or see the infinity of

Priego de Córdoba

This Cordovan municipality, located in the south of the province, is known as the “city of water”, due to the multitude of springs in its surroundings; and

Gay Tourism in Cordoba

Cordoba is a busy city full of tolerant people who are eager to have a good time. In this city you will be able to find a

8 Sustainable Destinations You Should Know About

As time goes by we are more aware of the environmental problems we are facing. For this reason, sustainability is becoming a trend in all aspects and

The Capuchinos Square and the Christ of the Lanterns

History of the Capuchinos Square The history of this square begins in the 17th century. There stands a building designed by Rafael de la Hoz which houses