[2025 Cordoba Attraction] Travel Guide for Mezquita de los Andaluces (Updated May)

The Great Mosque is located at Calle Cardenal Herrero, 1, 14003 Cordoba. The Mosque Cathedral covers an area of 180m X 130m after all its historical expansions. The prayer hall is made up of a forest of columns with a harmonious colour scheme of red and white arches, there are approximately 1250 columns of varying heights and different stone materials. The prayer hall also had richly-decorated mihrab surrounded by an architecturally-defined maqsura. The Great Mosque was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, it has been a site of religious worship since the mid-century and still holds the religious significance, attracting visitors from all around the world.

#AprilTravelSupport Address: Calle Cardenal Herrero, 1, 14003 Córdoba, Spain Atmosphere/Facilities: The interior of the Mezquita Cathedral is densely lined with red and white horseshoe arches, and the endless columns and arches create a mysterious and majestic atmosphere. The unique harmony is created by the addition of a Christian cathedral on top of the Islamic mosque structure. Key Points: The space consisting of hundreds of marble columns and double arches is the symbol of the Mezquita. In the center is a Christian cathedral built in the Renaissance style, allowing you to see Islamic and Christian cultures coexisting in one space. Average Price Per Person: Admission fee approximately 11-13 euros Rating: 4.8 / 5

====📍Mezquita C. Cardenal Herrero, 1, 14003 Córdoba, Spain🚃 Nearest station: Cordoba Station🚶♀️ Access: 30 minutes on foot⏱ Business hours: 10:00~18:00 *Until 19:00 depending on the season *Night tours available from 21:00~22:30🗓 Please check the closing dates⚠️ 🎫Prices [Regular] Adults: 13 euros 65 years old and over, students aged 15-26, and European Youth Card holders: 10 euros Children under 14: Free [Night Tour] General: 20 euros 65 years old and over, people with disabilities Disabled people, students up to 26 years old, children over 7 years old: 14 euros Under 7 years old: Free ☀️Best season March to May, October to November ⚠️Tips for visiting ・Actually, from 9:00 before opening You can visit for free for one hour until 10:00. Please make sure to wear clothes that cover your skin! (Please refrain from wearing beachwear such as shorts and flip-flops)・Please be careful as this is a tourist destination and there are many pickpockets and bag snatchers⚠️ ==== The only large mosque in Spain, registered as a World Heritage Site "Mezquita" 🫣💖 The Mezquita is a very rare and sacred building where Islam and Christianity are mixed. ✨ There are many things to see, such as the mihrab, the masquerade, the forest of pillars, and the cathedral. 🥳 The symbol of the Mezquita is the space between the chapels. Don't miss the forest of columns 🫶💞 When it was built, there was no technology to support such a large structure, so it was supported by an astonishing 1,000 pillars...!! It is said that a space called the Forest of Columns was created by the many columns that stand side by side. The red and white double arches are distinctive, and the dim interior lighting creates a mysteriously beautiful space. There is also a night tour, and it is beautifully lit up at night, making the atmosphere even more fantastic 🎶 You can enjoy the different sides of the place by going twice, in the morning and in the evening 🤩🧡 What did you think? 🥳 A must-see on a trip to Spain We introduced you to the beautiful mosque "Mezquita" that you should definitely visit 🫶 Please do visit it too💕︎ #OverseasTravelRecordLine

It is located at Calle Cardenal Herrero, 1, 14003 Cordoba, and is around 1.7 kilometers 22 minutes walk from the train station. It is a Roman Catholic Church, due to its status as a former Islamic Mosque, it is also known as Mezquita ( Mosque in Spanish) and as a Great Mosque of Cordoba. The Great Mosque was constructed in 785 CE, when Cordoba was the capital of Muslim- controlled region, it was continue expanding till 971 under the Muslim control. The Mosque was converted to a cathedral in 1236, when Cordoba was captured by the Christians force. The Great Mosque was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, it has been a site of religious worship since the mid-century and still holds the religious significance, attracting visitors from all around the world