Mezquita Tickets

This page summarises the ticket types and prices shown on the official Mezquita-Cathedral website on 1 October 2026. Prices and conditions can change, so confirm them on the official site before you book.

Columns and arches in the Mezquita seen across the marble floor

Mosque-Cathedral ticket prices on 1 October 2026

General: €15 (price on 1 October 2026).

Reduced, €12 (price on 1 October 2026): people over 65, students aged 15 to 26 and Youth Card holders.

Reduced, €8 (price on 1 October 2026): children aged 10 to 14, people with a disability of up to 64%, and adult members of large families.

Reduced, €6 (price on 1 October 2026): children aged 10 to 14 from large families.

Free: see our page on free entry.

Other tickets on 1 October 2026

Bell Tower: €4 general (price on 1 October 2026).

Route of the Fernandine Churches: €6 (price on 1 October 2026). It is free for people born or resident in the diocese of Córdoba and for children under 10.

Night visit, The Soul of Córdoba: €25 general and €18 reduced (prices on 1 October 2026; reduced is for over 65, people with a disability, students up to 26 and children aged 7 and older). Photography and filming are not allowed during the night visit.

How to buy

The official ticket shop is at tickets.mezquita-catedraldecordoba.es. We recommend booking there, because it shows current availability and prices. CórdobaTodo does not sell tickets.

The monument also lists a contact phone number, (0034) 957 470 512, and the email informacion@mezquita-catedraldecordoba.es.

Before you go

See our guides to opening hours and the Mezquita visitor guide for rules, history and tips. Checked against the official website on 1 October 2026. Prices, hours and conditions can change, so always confirm on the official site before you go.

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