Exclusive Free Tour of the Patios of San Basilio

Exclusive San Basilio Patios Tour

Exclusive Free Tour of the Patios of San Basilio

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Run by an independent local guide on GuruWalk

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Duration
1 hour 30 minutes
Language
Spanish
Meeting point
Puerta de la Luna
Where it walks
San Basilio
Guide
CÓRDOBA
What it costs
Free, pay what you want

Overview

This walk concentrates on a single neighbourhood: San Basilio. The tour runs on GuruWalk as a pay what you want walk, entirely in Spanish, and the meeting point is the Puerta de la Luna, where the guide waits with a Cordoba Unica flag. From there the route moves through the streets of San Basilio, past the Monument to Luis Prieto Romana, known as Luis Navas, and the sculpture pair El Abuelo con El Nino.

Flower-lined alley with red geraniums in pots on white walls

The guide leads the group through the neighbourhood's courtyards, where the description on GuruWalk says history, architecture and plants come together in colour and scent. The full circuit lasts an hour and a half, and it is noted that the published route shows only part of the stops.

It suits Spanish speakers who want a focused look at one neighbourhood rather than a city-wide sweep, especially anyone drawn to courtyard culture and the streets around San Basilio.

Itinerary

StopWhat Happens
Meet at Puerta de la LunaThe guide waits at the Puerta de la Luna with the Cordoba Unica flag. The walk starts here and runs for an hour and a half in total.
Streets of San BasilioThe group strolls through the San Basilio neighbourhood with the guide.
Monument to Luis Prieto RomanaThe route stops at the monument to Luis Prieto Romana, known as Luis Navas, a named stop on the published route.
El Abuelo con El NinoThe sculpture pair El Abuelo con El Nino is another named stop on the route.
Further stopsThe route has stops beyond those published, so the guide adds more within the neighbourhood. No return transfer is described; pickup is not included.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points from the walk's own description are worth knowing before you set out.

DurationLanguageMeeting pointWhat it costs
1 hour 30 minutesSpanishPuerta de la LunaFree, pay what you want

Common issues. The practical limits of the walk's description are the main things to weigh. The walk is listed in Spanish only, so it is aimed at Spanish speakers. The published route shows only part of the stops, so the exact circuit is left to the guide on the day. Beyond that, no reviewer complaints were available for this walk, so nothing can be reported from travellers either way.

Free Sights To Pair With A Walk

PlaceFree Or TicketedWhat Is FreeWhat You Still Pay For
Barrio de San Basilio y Alcazar Viejo (calles de patios) Free Free to walk, open 24 hours. The patios themselves open to the public only in May and for the venues that charge. Nothing. There is no ticket to buy here.

What To Know Before You Book

How Does The Free Tour Work?

Booking the walk on GuruWalk is free. At the end you pay the guide whatever you think the walk was worth, which is the pay what you want model the description sets out. There is no fixed price for the guiding itself.

Is Anything Besides The Guiding Included?

The description sets out the guiding itself and nothing further. The included and not included sections of the walk's own page are empty, so anything beyond the guide's time is not stated as covered.

Where Does The Tour Meet?

The guide waits there with a Cordoba Unica flag. Pickup is not included, so you make your own way to the meeting point.

How Long Is The Walk?

An hour and a half, according to the walk's description.

Is The Tour In English?

No. This walk is listed in Spanish only on GuruWalk. Travellers who do not follow Spanish should bear that in mind before booking.

What Will We See?

The published route covers the streets of San Basilio, the Monument to Luis Prieto Romana, known as Luis Navas, and El Abuelo con El Nino. The full route also has further stops not shown, so the guide adds more within the neighbourhood.

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