Córdoba by Train from Seville: Day Trip with Tickets and Private Mosque Tour
A 6-hour day trip to Córdoba by train from Seville, with return train tickets, Mosque-Cathedral tickets and a 2.5-hour private guided tour of the Mosque and the Jewish Quarter. Free time for lunch. Priced per group.
5.08 reviews
- 6 hours
- Private: just your group
- Spanish, English
- Mobile ticket and instant confirmation
Practical details
- Duration
- 6 hours
- Guide languages
- Spanish · English
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Instant confirmation
- Right after booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- Yes · flag it when booking
Highlights
- Return Seville-Córdoba train tickets included: under an hour each way
- Private guided tour of the Mosque-Cathedral, tickets included
- Guided walk through the Jewish Quarter: 2.5 hours with your guide in total
- Free time for lunch and wandering in Córdoba
- Priced per group: €432 in total for 2 people
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Our take
The train is the fastest way from Seville to Córdoba, under an hour, and this trip has it all arranged: tickets, Mosque entry and a private guide waiting to show you the Mosque and the Jewish Quarter. Then the afternoon is yours for lunch and wandering. All 8 Tripadvisor reviews are five stars. For two it's €432 in total, €216 each, much less than the private car trip. The one catch: it's non-refundable, so book once your date is fixed.
What's included
- Return train tickets
- Mosque-Cathedral tickets
- Private guide in Córdoba
- Personal support from the operator's team
Not included
- Food and drink
- Tips
Good to know
What to bring
- Passport or ID: the operator says it's required
Things to keep in mind
- Non-refundable booking: once confirmed, no refund if you cancel
- The price is per group, with a minimum of 2 people: €432 in total for 2
- You must be back at Córdoba station at the stated time for the return train
- The operator contacts you within 24 hours to send tickets and put you in touch with the guide
Meeting point
Seville Santa Justa train station
Make your own way to Santa Justa station. Within 24 hours of booking, the operator's team sends you the train tickets and your guide's phone number; the guide meets you in Córdoba.
The experience
How the day works
You take the train from Santa Justa and in under an hour you're in Córdoba, with return tickets already included. Your private guide meets you there and takes you first to the Mosque-Cathedral, a unique blend of Moorish and Christian architecture: the visit lasts just over an hour, with tickets included. Then you explore the Jewish Quarter, its lanes and its history. In total you spend 2.5 hours with your guide.
Afterwards your guide recommends where to eat and you have free time until the train back to Seville.
How it works
- Train tickets, entry tickets and private guide included.
- Priced per group, minimum 2: €432 for 2; €668 for 4.
- The operator sends tickets and the guide's contact within 24 hours.
- Non-refundable booking.
Who it's for
- Anyone wanting Córdoba in a day without paying for a private car.
- Couples and families who'd like a guide to themselves.
- If you'd prefer hotel pickup, see our private Córdoba trip by car.
Accessibility
The operator states it is wheelchair and pushchair accessible.
Cancellation policy
Non-refundable booking: once confirmed, no refund is given if you cancel or change the date.
Frequently asked questions
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