• Iglesias Fernandinas - Church of San Lorenzo

A gem within the Fernandino ensemble, renowned for its stunning rose window and Gothic-Mudejar architecture. It exemplifies the architectural drive during the Christian reconquest.

• San Nicolás de la Villa - Easily identified by its tower, this is one of the city’s most iconic temples. Its architectural development showcases various historical periods, from the Middle Ages to the Baroque era.
• Iglesia de San Pablo - Once a Dominican convent, it blends Gothic and Baroque elements, offering significant artistic richness. Its location is part of one of the most iconic areas of the historic center.
• Basílica de San Pedro - Associated with the tradition of the Cordoba martyrs, this temple presents an intriguing mix of styles and an interior featuring significant artistic elements.

• Accredited Official Guide
• Entrance fees

• Meals
• Tips

The Fernandina Route of the Churches of Córdoba offers an exploration of a pivotal chapter in the city’s transformation following the Christian conquest. In the mid-13th century, Ferdinand III the Saint initiated the construction of a series of temples that established the new urban and spiritual framework of Córdoba, known as the Fernandine churches. These churches, strategically located across various neighborhoods, served not only religious purposes but also played a key role in social life and helped shape the city’s new appearance. On this private tour, with the guidance of a specialized expert, participants can explore up to four of these temples, uncovering their architecture, symbolism, and the historical context that led to their creation.

• It is generally advised that both men and women wear clothing that covers at least the knees and shoulders. Long skirts, pants or knee-length shorts are appropriate options

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.