We had a good time in Cordoba, lovely city to visit. Just be aware pickpockets are everywhere so be on your guard. We were followed and the couple who were at the back of us kept bumping into us every time we stopped. Finally I realized they were unzipping my wifes supposed pickpocket proof rucksack, I yanked his hand away and they rushed off. We were very lucky they had unfastened 2 zips to get to the purse which would have gone if I had not notice. A good place to visit but full of thieves so be very, very careful

Went on the top deck of the tour bus, saw all the sights from the top..18€...had audio..though was hot ..

Cordoba is a delightful medieval arabic town with several attractions worth visiting , more than feasible on foot in about 5 hours so needn't bother with a bus tour (17 euros pp) . IMPORTANT to note that due to the soaring temperature in summer all these attractions close at around 2.30pm and do not open for the rest of the day. On Mondays they don't open at all!!! So whilst well Worth visiting make sure you arrive max 10 am and don't go on a Monday! We took the regular bus service from Malaga to Cordoba (2.30 hrs ) which costs 13 euros per person

Cordoba is a beautiful city and well worth a visit but today we were victims of the 'bird strike' scam. Waking in the narrow street - Calle Judeos- we felt the wetness of a bird strike. Dark green splashes were on both our clothes. Immediately, a nice middle aged couple were there to assist us to clean up. Five minutes later, when back in our hotel, we realised that all the cash in my small handbag (€15) was gone. We'd heard of this happening outside cafes in various towns and cities but never to people walking in the street. The whole thing seemed really plausible so - be aware!

Cordoba is quirky, interesting and good for history buffs. It's narrow streets, white walled houses are historic buildings are excellent. Take a walking tour so you know what you are looking at.

Used the bus to get to and from the airport and to get some background as we travelled. Best part however was the walking tour; the young man who took us around was very informative; pointing out places to eat and giving us details of local foods. Also gave us some good ideas on how to spend our day. So whilst the tour bus was of limited value the walking tour made it worthwhile to us.

I feel this is a must do in Spain as you see a very different part of Spanish city with old ancient Islamic history. Also who ever wants to visit these places should do some research before going in order to understand the place better. we were zapped with so much information. Good pictures and sights.

We stayed in Cordoba for a few days recently and I get the feeling now a little more research before we went would have helped our understanding of the place. Its a bit of a layer cake; the really old buildings down near the Roman bridge through the later 17th and 18th century stuff and out to the light-industrial sprawl that is most of the city. The divide between the old and the more recent is quite distinctive, The older buildings house most of the tourist stuff and you pay tourist prices but if you venture into the grim streets to the west of the main avenue there is no sense of danger, everybody is friendly and prices plummet. A large beer, a small beer and two mini-burgers for well under 3 €. Be prepared to walk and to carry at least water around with you. Everything shuts in the worst of the mid-day heat and its easy to get lost. A smartphone is nearly essential to get home.

As always, the bus tour around Córdoba was informative and well worth the money. A great introduction and good way of becoming oriented to a brand new city! Have done this many times before in new cities and love the relaxing but informative tour of the city. I will do this on any trip, again and again.....

A very interesting city for sightseeing the Cathedral is something not to be missed we could of spent a whole day there alone as there is so much history and things to see

Coming over by train from Seville, we only had a limited time and the station is some way from the main historic core. Luckily the tour bus stops right outside and so it doubled up as our public transport. Interesting commentary on the main areas was available in a number of languages through the headphones. The price also includes a minibus tour and a couple of walking tours if you have the time. It wasn't entirely clear what timetable they were using in October but the longest we waited was maybe 20 minutes. Recommended overall.

With my husbands bad knee we decided to use this tour as a way of seeing a bit of everything and were able to visit the monuments far from our hotel without having to do too much walking. I found the price of 17€ to be worth it because as others have mentioned you get to use the big and small bus plus you have 2 hour and half long guided walking tours included. We did the walking tour in the Judería (with Mari Carmen) and it was excellent! Plus the ticket is a 24hour ticket (instead of a daily one) so you can really take advantage of it. Depending on the time of year, the wait times for the bus vary (in August it was every 25) so make sure to ask when you visit. I'm sure if it had been 50 min likes others have said we wouldn't have done it. Also there are quite a few stops where both the busses pass by so you can catch either one of them. Plus...if you go in August Córdoba is wicked hot, so grabbing the bus made it more bearable!

Waited at 1 stop for at least 45 minutes. Walking to the next sight would have been faster. Will never use again

The tickets comprises 4 tours: 2 prerecorded bus tours and two walking tours with a knowledgeable guide (our guide is named Javier). Bus tours are of 2 kinds: a mini bus that goes in the city and narrow streets and a bigger double bus that gives a broader idea and feeling of the city. Walking tours are excellent! The first is a general one that treats of the main areas and the second is specific to the Jewish quarter (juderia). Thx Javier!

We did both tours - the minibus round the narrow lanes and the double decker through the rest of the city. Interesting commentary (pre-recorded), comfortable buses and well worth the money, especially if it's too hot to walk for hours, as it was in July. I booked in advance and saved some money.