Full day trip to Cordoba from Seville

Here we'll have an exclusive visit to the Grand Mosque of Cordoba, showing you all its delicate decoration and heritage that carries within. Named Unesco world Heritage in 1984, the Grand Mosque always delivers. It was the dream of the first Califa Abd Al Rahman III. Let's go across the Roman Bridge, and Imagine Roman legions commanding the territory, or stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets of the former Jewish Quartiere, where we can visit what's left of the medieval Synagogue (mondays closed) and visit to the Archaeological Museum where a timeline can be traced and a deeper comprehension of the History of this land can be grasped. During May, in some houses we can have access to the patios, a gorgeous spring activity where houses compete for the most beautiful one. And from big we go to small, Cordoba has the narrowest street in Spain (handkerchief alley 50cm/20in) But Cordoba is also famous for it's Oxtail dish. It's a city that englobes flavour, history and charm. Shall we explore it together?