Name: Excursión de un día a Córdoba desde Sevilla
Brand: viator
SKU: 37760
Price: 105 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (345 reviews)

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Suba al autobús con aire acondicionado que le esperará a la salida de su hotel en Sevilla por la mañana para iniciar la excursión de un día a Córdoba, situada a una hora y media de distancia. Esta fascinante ciudad andaluza, capital de la provincia de Córdoba, es una cautivadora combinación de historia, cultura y arquitectura cristiana, musulmana y judía, que podrá apreciar nada más entrar en el centro de la ciudad.
Siga a su guía, disfrute de las maravillas arquitectónicas de Córdoba, así como de sus callejuelas adoquinadas rodeadas de balcones con flores, viejas bodegas, bulliciosos bares y tiendas de artesanía. Adéntrese en la historia de la ciudad, que comienza en el siglo X, cuando Córdoba era la ciudad más poblada del mundo, o eso es lo que opinan los expertos. En los siglos siguientes, los habitantes de la ciudad, en su mayoría musulmanes, convirtieron la ciudad en el centro intelectual de Europa, conocido por su tolerancia hacia las minorías cristiana y judía. Hoy en día, Córdoba es un lugar declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, y su casco antiguo sigue siendo el segundo más grande de Europa.
Visite el Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, el palacio-fortaleza medieval de los reyes cristianos, repleto de hermosos jardines, fuentes y sorprendente arquitectura. A continuación visite el monumento más importante de Córdoba, la Mezquita (también conocido como la Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba), que representa los muchos cambios religiosos sufridos por la ciudad en los últimos siglos. Originalmente una iglesia católica, se convirtió en un mezquita islámica en la Edad Media y, después, volvió a ser una iglesia después de la Reconquista. Con su impresionante arquitectura, la Mezquita se considera uno de los monumentos más destacados del mundo árabe. Note la combinación de grandes columnas romanas, frescos barrocos y renacentistas, y baldosas y arcos moriscos mientras recorre el interior.
A continuación, diríjase al antiguo barrio judío (la Judería), cuyas calles se alargan como capilares y llegue a escondidos patios repletos de gente local disfrutando de unas tapas después de la siesta. Escuche a su guía mientras señala el inconfundible estilo árabe de los callejones medievales, que sirven como recuerdo de la prosperidad judía bajo el Califato de Córdoba. Aquí podrá visitar la Sinagoga de Córdoba, una de las pocas sinagogas existentes actualmente España, construida en 1315 en estilo mudéjar.
Antes de abandonar Córdoba, pasee por la pintoresca Calleja de las Flores, una de las calles más populares de la ciudad. Gírese para ver la torre de la Mezquita por encima del corredor, una de las vistas más emblemáticas de Córdoba. Después, suba al autobús para realizar el trayecto de regreso a Sevilla de 1,5 horas de duración.

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Guia profesional
Recogida y regreso al hotel.
Vehículo con aire acondicionado
Entrada - Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos
Entrada - Mezquita Cathedral de Cordoba
Entrada - Jewish Quarter (Juderia)
Entrada - Calleja de las Flores

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Propinas
Alimentos y bebidas, salvo que se especifique.

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La confirmación se recibirá cuando se realice la reserva, a menos que esta se haya efectuado 1 día antes del viaje. En tal caso, la confirmación se recibirá lo antes posible, en función de la disponibilidad.

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

65%

Opiniones

4.1

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Pawan A

3 | 2019-05-06

This tour started out good. Then we got to Cordoba and started the site tours. By the time we got to the mosque our group of 10 turned into 50. It was hard to keep up with the guide with that many people surrounding him. Then, after a super hot day of walking around, we got back on the bus to Seville and the AC was barely working in the bus. We were so uncomfortable. This trip could have been much better.

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january122507

1 | 2018-06-11

I booked this tour based off of the glowing reviews, but I would have been better off staying the full day in Cordoba. First off, it's closer to a 2 hour drive and after you've picked up everyone from their own hotels note: it's a combination of groups that did not just book through viator and get to the city, you're not talking about a lot of time for the actual tour. We had a coach and a tour guide who gave her scripted commentary in Spanish then English mostly about crops or names of towns - which is very misleading based off of the booking information. She wasn't very good with any English off script. Once we arrived, we were greeted by another local group director who had to split us up based off of language we had two people who spoke French and were fortunate enough to have their own personal tour. We had one woman who spoke Spanish, but apparently understood English just fine. Regardless, after we broken up and met our actual local guide, we then spent the next 30 minutes in the gardens of the Alcazar waiting for everyone to make it through their bathroom visits. Our extensive visit of the palace included: the gardens, the baths, and the former room for the Spanish Inquisition now turned place for weddings and that was it. I couldn't believe we were leaving after having only seen that little of the palace. Then we got another 10 minute break so people could buy coffee and relax as if we had just done some strenuous walking in those compact places. We also picked up additional people to be on our English guided tour. We then walked the city to learn about the minimal Jewish synagogue was closed until September and Arabic influences before we made our way to the Mezquita where we picked up ANOTHER group of English speakers to our group. We then had to wait for the local group director to break us up into the original the people from the coach and the two dozen new people who were just joining us for the Mosque/Cathedral portion. We literally wasted another 30 minutes standing around the courtyard and our group was HUGE. We did spend a solid hour in the Mosque/Cathedral and our guide was very thorough, but you were left with about 1.5 hours of time for lunch and shopping. However, it was siesta time so everything is closed by 3pm and all of those cute little shops you passed through are not open for business. We had to meet the coach back at 4 PM so we could get back to our hotel by 6pm. The coach guide did not give any commentary on the way back it was your time for a siesta, but did expect gratuities when you exited. Again, I cannot reiterate enough: travel to Cordoba and visit the city on your own or through a local guide. Do not waste time doing the 4 hour bus trip to spend very little time actually seeing the city. The city is small enough that you can do it on your own without getting lost. If you're only interested in seeing the Mosque/Cathedral, then this tour would be adequate for your purposes. Just know that the English speaking groups are large and apparently accumulate people as you go and you will always have those people who make the guide repeat everything or ask meaningless questions, consuming the guide's time and yours. Plus, there were really too many people on the tour to make it a pleasant experience when clearly this became a money making opportunity. Honestly, I spent way too much money for a party of 2 when I could have traveled via train on my own for cheaper.

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Kobrosly

5 | 2018-03-31

Tour guide was excellent!

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hstephano

4 | 2018-03-26

This tour led by our tour guide, Angel, was amazing. He's very knowledgeable and funny too. So our history lesson was not boring at all! Plus the facts that the Mosque–Cathedral of Córdoba was really a masterpiece!

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JANET Z

5 | 2018-03-25

great tour

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