Access Córdoba Three cities on the same ground.
Day Trips
THE PROVINCE, AND TWO CITIES DOWN THE LINE

Day Trips

Castles, white villages, wine towns — and two Andalusian capitals within reach by train.

Jose María Ligero Loarte, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Close by

Almodóvar del Río — a restored castle on a hill west of the city, visible from the train. The most striking short trip from Córdoba.

Montilla and the wine country south of the city, where Montilla-Moriles is made. ⚠️ Bodegas generally need arranging in advance.

Zuheros and the villages of the Subbética — white houses stacked under a castle rock, with caves nearby. This needs a car to do properly.

Priego de Córdoba, for baroque churches well out of proportion to the size of the town.

Further, by train

Córdoba sits on the high-speed line, which puts Seville and Málaga within an easy day and Madrid within a long one. Granada is reachable but slower and is better as an overnight than a day trip.

⚠️ Timetables and fares change constantly and are not quoted here. The operator is the only source that is right on the day you travel.

Puente Romano
Puente RomanoKent Wang from Barcelona, Spain, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
Puente Romano
Puente RomanoBenjamin Smith, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Puente Romano
Puente RomanoKent Wang from Barcelona, Spain, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

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