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One day itinerary for culinary Travelers in Cordoba

Overview

Cordoba, located in Spain, is a city known for its rich culinary heritage. This itinerary is designed for culinary tourists who want to explore the local food culture and indulge in authentic Spanish cuisine.

Getting Around

Cordoba is a compact city that can easily be explored on foot. Walking is the most convenient way to get around and discover the culinary delights of the city. Additionally, there are several bike rental options available for those who prefer cycling. Public transportation, such as buses and taxis, is also readily available.

Foodies activities

Morning

Cordoba Food Tour

• Description: Embark on a guided food tour to explore the local culinary scene. Sample traditional dishes like salmorejo, flamenquín, and rabo de toro while learning about the city's gastronomic history.
• Location: Meeting point at Plaza de las Tendillas.
• Timing: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
• Tips: Come hungry and be prepared to try a variety of local specialties.

Afternoon

Cooking Class at La Mezquita Cooking School

• Description: Join a cooking class at La Mezquita Cooking School and learn to prepare traditional Cordoban dishes under the guidance of expert chefs. Get hands-on experience in creating dishes like gazpacho and paella.
• Location: Calleja de las Flores, 10.
• Timing: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM.
• Tips: Make sure to book in advance as classes can fill up quickly.

Evening

Tapas Crawl in the Jewish Quarter

• Description: Explore the vibrant Jewish Quarter and indulge in a tapas crawl. Visit local bars and taverns to savor a variety of tapas, including jamón ibérico, tortilla española, and boquerones.
• Location: Jewish Quarter.
• Timing: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM.
• Tips: Don't forget to try the local specialty, salmorejo, a refreshing cold tomato soup.

Dining Options

Bodegas Mezquita

• Location: Calle Céspedes, 12
• Cuisine: Traditional Cordoban cuisine
• Description: This restaurant is known for its cozy atmosphere and delicious tapas, including the famous flamenquín.

Taberna Salinas

• Location: Calle de las Tendillas, 3
• Cuisine: Modern Spanish cuisine
• Description: Taberna Salinas offers a contemporary twist on traditional Spanish dishes, using locally sourced ingredients.

Mercado Victoria

• Location: Avenida de la Victoria, s/n
• Cuisine: Various cuisines
• Description: Mercado Victoria is a food market with a wide range of stalls offering everything from Spanish tapas to international cuisine.

El Churrasco

• Location: Calle Romero, 16
• Cuisine: Grilled meats
• Description: El Churrasco is a renowned steakhouse known for its perfectly cooked grilled meats and warm ambiance.

Taberna El Gallo

• Location: Calle del Cardenal Herrero, 28
• Cuisine: Andalusian cuisine
• Description: Taberna El Gallo serves traditional Andalusian dishes, including salmorejo and rabo de toro, in a charming setting.

Accommodation Recommendations

Hotel Hospes Palacio del Bailio

• Description: This luxurious hotel is located in a restored 16th-century palace and offers elegant rooms and a beautiful courtyard. It is situated near the Jewish Quarter, making it convenient for exploring the culinary delights of the area.
• Location: Calle Ramírez de las Casas Deza, 10-12

Hotel Eurostars Palace

• Description: Located near the historic center, this modern hotel offers comfortable rooms and stunning views of the city. It is within walking distance of many restaurants and food markets.
• Location: Paseo de la Victoria, s/n

Additional Tips

• Don't miss trying the local specialty, salmorejo, a cold tomato soup similar to gazpacho but thicker and creamier.
• Cordoba is famous for its olive oil, so make sure to taste and purchase some local varieties.
• When dining out, it is customary to leave a small tip of around 10% of the bill.
• Embrace the local dining culture by enjoying a leisurely meal and savoring each dish.