Must-See Visit to Cordoba

Hola! My name is Enrique, Andalusian from birth and at heart. I think my job is fascinating: to make people visit our land get to know our culture, enjoy our monuments and feel our cities and landscapes. I am a tour guide at heart since I was a teenager, participating with some local associations in visits and hiking in my area. After studying environmental science and history, I became a full-time tour guide joining my passions: nature, people, culture, and history. I have worked also in agriculture, restaurants, and as a teacher too! and now, after work, I continue to collaborate with local environmental associations and in the exploration of underground Roman aqueducts in Andalusia. Thanks to many of these jobs in recent years, we have discovered very important species of plants and insects in my area. I arrange visits and experiences in Seville and its surroundings - day trips and multi-day tours from Seville as well. If you need any of these services from other cities around, we can discuss them. I love the visits or trips where we do a little of everything: history, culture, architecture, nature, and traditions. Seville and Andalusia are great! The weather is quite warm most of the year, our gastronomy is one of the best in the world, and the very complex history and culture make this land an amazing and really interesting place to enjoy. Roman and Islamic history and heritage everywhere, the best olive oils and hams you can taste, and an important hub of the Spanish Empire period, from where personalities like Columbus or Magellan departed. . . can you imagine how rich is this land? For all this, and much more, customized, flexible, and adapted tours just for you are my specialty. Tell me what would you like to discover? And with 'discover' I mean in the broad sense of this beautiful word. Licensed tour guide: license number 5277. Licensed Alhambra tour guide. Licensed tour guide of the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba. Travel agency: license C.I.AN.-417608-2 Environmental science degree History and nature blogger Roman aqueducts and underground spaces researcher Local researcher None