The 7 Most Instagrammable Spots In Cordoba, Spain

When it comes to ‘gram-worthy places, there’s endless Instagrammable Spots across the globe, but which ones are the best Cordoba Instagram sports?

From urban skylines and tropical rainforest waterfalls to cotton-candy-hued cafés, we’ve rounded up the most photogenic places in every country in the world. The places where you’ll capture travel photos that you’ll want to share with everyone you know.

Visiting Cordoba?

These are the top seven spots you can’t afford to leave off your feed.

1. The Roman Bridge

The Roman Bridge of Córdoba has one of the most exquisite views of the city, especially if you visit at sunset. The bridge dates back to the 1st century BC, and has been remodelled over time.

2. Alcazar Of The Christian Monarchs

This fortress was the royal residence of the Christian monarchs and then the site of the Courts of the Holy Offices, a civil prison, and finally a military prison. Now, it’s a beautiful spot with a mosaic Baroque chapel. Stroll around the courtyards, which have exotic flowers and marble ponds.

3. The Patios

They take their patios very seriously in this city with many of them adorned with flowers and small water fountains. The colours light up the whitewashed walls beautifully.

4. Mezquita

The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is one of the most amazing Islamic buildings in the western world. The mosque also has a 16th-century Christian cathedral in its very middle, from a time when Christians, Jews and Muslims worshipped side by side.

Be sure climb the 54m-high bell tower for panoramic views.

5. Hammam Al Andalus

With more than 2,000 years of history, these Arabic baths are a beautiful spot to relax in the city and admire the pretty mosaics and traditional features. Soak away all your stress, get a massage and brave getting your phone wet for some amazing Cordoba Instagram pics.

6. Palacio de la Merced

In old times it was the monastery of Mercedarian monks, now this stunning building is home to the Provincial Government of Córdoba. There’s galleries and a scenic courtyard you can see inside.

7. Plaza de la Corredera

Cordoba’s impressive 17th-century square has a rich history, once the site of bullring fights. Now, it has charming cafes and bars and a popular morning fresh food market.