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Explore Cordoba with your rental car
Welcome to Cordoba, the ancient capital of the Roman Republic and the Caliphate. This city is synonymous with history, tradition, art and fun. You will have a great time walking through its streets while you contemplate its historic center and stop for a delicious salmorejo.
Cordoba, with more than 327,000 inhabitants, is the third largest and most densely populated city in Andalusia. Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir and at the foot of the Sierra Morena, this city is a unique enclave in the world.
Cordoba has more than 327,000 inhabitants, making it the third largest and most densely populated city in Andalusia. Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir and at the foot of the Sierra Morena, this town is unique in the world.
And if you have not yet had the opportunity to admire its architectural and cultural heritage, you cannot miss its Mosque-Cathedral, which is accompanied by libraries, souks, baths and magnificent bridges. A mixture of Muslim and Roman art that achieved the recognition of World Heritage by Unesco in 1994.
In short, Cordoba has been one of the most important cities in the cultural and intellectual panorama. Among its narrow streets were born Seneca, Averroes, Maimonides, Ibn Hazm, Lucan, Góngora or the Duke of Rivas. Try to go with time; Cordoba has a lot to offer.
And to make your trip a success, there is nothing better than having your own means of transportation. Use the online comparator of Furauto and find your cheap car rental in Cordoba without sacrificing comfort and convenience, our fleet of vehicles is unbeatable and has all the features!
How to get to Cordoba
Travelers can reach Cordoba thanks to an extensive network of buses (http://www.estacionautobusescordoba.es/) and railroads. Specifically, this city is linked to Seville, Malaga, Madrid, Valencia, Alicante and Barcelona through the High Speed Train (AVE) (http://www.renfe.com/). Remember that for convenience you can book your rental car at the RENFE station in Cordoba.
If you wish to reach the city by car, you should know that Cordoba is perfectly communicated with all of Spain thanks to the A-4 Southern Highway. In addition, you can access from Malaga by the A-45 and from Portugal and Extremadura by the National 432. As you can see, you can get anywhere just by booking your rental car in Cordoba.
Where can I pick up and drop off my rental car in Cordoba?
Furauto allows you to pick up and drop off your rental car in Cordoba in central locations or at the bus and train station of the city. Enter our search engine and choose the location that best suits your needs.
How can I confirm my rental car reservation in Cordoba?
Once you reserve your car, we will send you a confirmation email. Don't forget to check if the e-mail has reached your Spam or junk mail folders. In case you don't hear from our team within 24 hours send us an email explaining the problem.
Parking your rental car in Cordoba
Parking in the historic center of Cordoba can be a problem. In the city there are numerous orange and blue zones that are almost always full. If you don't mind paying, we recommend that you leave your car in one of the municipal parking lots (http://www.turismodecordoba.org/seccion/aparcamientos-municipales).
If you want to park your rental car in Cordoba for free, it is best to move away from the center and try to find parking in one of the nearby neighborhoods (Campo de la Verdad, la Fuensanta, la Magdalena, el Santuario, Parque Cruz-Conde, Zoológico, Vistalegre, Ciudad Jardín or Plaza de Toros).
Sightseeing with your cheap rental car in Cordoba
Cordoba is a city with a great offer and, although it will be impossible to see everything in one day, here we show you the Top 10 of the monuments you should visit:
- Mosque-Cathedral: World Heritage Site since 1984, it is the most important monument of the city and the entire Islamic West. Check availability and schedules before your visit (http://www.catedraldecordoba.es/).
- Alcazar of the Christian Kings: A formidable fortress and castle with gardens that will leave you speechless. (http://www.alcazardelosreyescristianos.cordoba.es/?id=3)
- Synagogue: Located in the Jewish Quarter, it is a unique monument in Andalusia and Spain. Admission is free for EU citizens.
- Royal Stables: Built by Philip II, they saw the birth of the first Spanish thoroughbred horse. Admission is free and the equestrian shows cost 15 euros (http://www.caballerizasreales.com/).
- Roman Bridge: Dates back to the 1st century B.C. and is a must-see.
- Arab Baths: You can visit the Alcazar Caliph Baths and the Arab Baths of Santa Maria.
- Walking the streets: Try to walk through some of the most beautiful and emblematic streets of the city. Examples are Calleja de las Flores, Calleja del Pañuelo, Calle de la Feria, Paseo del Gran Capitán, Cuesta del Bailío, Calle Cabezas and Calleja de la Hoguera.
- Plazas: Don't miss Plaza de Capuchinos, Plaza de la Corredera, Plaza del Potro, Plaza de las Tendillas, Plaza de Maimónides, Plaza de Tiberíades, Plaza del Cardenal Salazar and Plaza de los Aguayo.
- Patios: Cordoba celebrates the Festival de los Patios Cordobeses the first fortnight of May. A celebration of flowers, smells, magic, light and color. (http://patios.cordoba.es/es/)
- Museum route: Archaeological Museum, Gallery of the Inquisition, Julio Romero de Torres Museum, Andalusí House, Bullfighting Museum and Posada del Potro are some of the most important centers of the city.
Get to know the Province of Cordoba by car
Medina Azahara, Priego, Lucena, Zuheros, Montoro and Almodovar del Rio are some of its most impressive towns. If you like the environment, you should not miss the Natural Reserve Lagunas del Sur and its municipalities and the Natural Park of the Sierra de Hornachuelos.