Córdoba: a journey through patios, history, and taverns
Petit Palace Córdoba
A UNESCO World Heritage City, Córdoba always surprises. Here awaits a monumental set that includes the Roman Temple, the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs, the Judería, and the unbeatable Mosque-Cathedral, as well as charming anonymous streets. Of course, in Córdoba, you will be tempted to try all kinds of culinary delights that are even more enjoyable when shared.
Popularly known as the Gardens of the Ducks, these gardens create a pleasant green space for walking and resting among trees, ponds, and paths. The Gardens of Agriculture (Avenida de los Mozárabes, 3) will allow you to have a pause close to the hotel.
From 1948, this tavern located on Calle San Álvaro, 5 champions Córdoba's gastronomy with traditional recipes, local products, and a contemporary perspective. Its menu allows you to discover flavors of the land and wines from the Montilla-Moriles denomination in a historically rich atmosphere.
If you stroll through the quiet Calle Capitulares, 8, La Taberna La Cuarta awaits you. Here you will taste Córdoba cuisine with creative proposals and influences from other places, including beef sandwiches, Iberian cheek, fried anchovies, oxtail, and other specialties from the sea and garden.
A historic tavern where traditional Córdoba cuisine retains its prominence. Among its specialties are dishes like oxtail, picá orange, salmorejo with Iberian ham, fried eggplants, and other homemade recipes served in a typically Córdoba patio.
In the heart of the Judería and just steps from the Mosque-Cathedral (Buen Pastor, 2), El Cardenal offers you an authentic flamenco experience in a historic patio. The singing, guitar, and live dance last approximately an hour and a half.
A unique business in Córdoba, the Guitar Shop José Rodríguez is an artisan workshop dedicated to the construction of guitars since 1971. Here you can discover what the work of a Spanish guitar luthier is like and get to know the materials and details of these instruments up close. Paco de Lucía, Vicente Amigo, and Alejandro Sanz, among other musicians, have used and praised their guitars.