Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 1)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 2)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 3)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 4)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 5)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 6)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 7)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 8)

Guiding Architects, destination: Cordoba (Fig. 9)

Happy Clients

I want to formally thank Guiding Architects Andalusia for the most incredible opportunity to see and start to understand Granada, Seville and Cordoba. Your professional education as architects and your passion for the culture, architecture and history of each city was so helpful to make sense of the many layers that lie under the current streets and plazas. Your keen insight into the nuances of the many previous civilizations provided a valuable context to start to understand the city today.

– Dudley T.

Happy Clients

Elena, Blanca, and Rafa accompanied us on our professional field trip, providing valuable information about Andalusia, urban development and planning, and property management. Their well-informed and concise explanations greatly enriched the field trip and enhanced our on-site impressions. It was a pleasure to work with the GA Andalucía team, who helped us discover the many facets of the region. Everything went perfectly, and they provided us with unwavering support at all times.

– Diana R.

Happy Clients

My office and I had the pleasure of experiencing a fantastic two-day tour of Malaga with Elena from GA Andalucia. Extremely friendly, knowledgeable and perfectly organised. I would book GA again anytime.

– Carlos G.

Destination:
Cordoba

Córdoba was built as an inland Roman port on the Guadalquivir River, being for centuries the only crossing point along its course. It later became the capital of the Umayyad Caliphate and, by the year 1000 AD, the most populated city in Europe. Today, it is a medium-sized capital where contemporary architecture draws on Córdoba’s traditional typology of courtyard houses and pays homage to its heritage of whitewashed architecture and Andalusi geometry. The city features buildings by internationally acclaimed studios such as Nieto Sobejano and Paredes Pedrosa, alongside works by Mecanoo and the great Cordoban master Rafael de la Hoz. Finally, Córdoba is home to what is probably the most fascinating building of the Iberian Peninsula: the Mosque–Cathedral, a construction that condenses the evolution of an identity and a timeless way of making and thinking about architecture.

GA-ANDALUSIA

We specialize in organizing architectural tours and study trips throughout Andalusia: Seville, Granada, Málaga and Córdoba, but also Jerez and Ronda are part of our area of expertise.
We offer a wide range of ready-to-book tours, but we also love to design tailor-made experiences: meetings with local administrations and professionals, lectures, and thematic visits focusing on topics such as climate adaptation, social housing or sustainability — often combined with gastronomic experiences in architecturally interesting settings.
Our tours are conducted in Spanish, German and English.

GA Andalucia
Architecture Tours in Cordoba
Av. Manuel Altolaguirre, 13
29720 Málaga
+34-687-72-24-59
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