Parador de Córdoba

The Parador de La Arruzafa takes its name from the small summer palace of the Arab caliph Abderramán I who, in 765, planted the first palm trees in Europe on the land it occupies today. Located on a hill surrounded by vegetation at the foot of the Cordovan mountain range, the Parador offers an exceptional panoramic view of the legendary city of the caliphs. The building is full of freshness, as it enjoys a temperature 4°C lower than that of the city. This sense of well-being is enhanced by the swimming pool and the gardens that surround it (with a new garden called "Los Naranjos"), where the first palm trees in Europe are found. The dining room offers typical and flavorful dishes such as Cordovan salmorejo, white almond gazpacho, and churrasco with green sauce. Lost in the streets of Córdoba, enjoy the beauty of this city with its particular charm. Its impressive mosque awaits you.

• 142 km from . Sevilla, 1h50.
• Pool, Restaurant and Bar on site
• Free Wi-Fi

Also on site court de tennis