1. Accessibility

• Entry through Deanes Gate. See attached map.
• Reduced entry for people with disabilities, upon accreditation.
• Free entry for groups of people with disabilities, upon request via the reservation form.
• Adapted toilets.
• Wheelchairs available.
• Guide dogs allowed.
• Information material for the blind. Available at the entrance to the monument.

2. Rules for the general visit

• Updated opening days and hours can be consulted through the schedule and availability tool.
• The primary purpose of the site is to be a place of Catholic worship, as well as the main church of the city of Cordoba.
• The use of the site is restricted to Catholic religious worship, as well as tourist and cultural visits.
• Use a tone of voice appropriate to the sacred place you are visiting. In the event of a Eucharistic celebration, maintain proper silence and decorum.
• The use of tripods or stands is prohibited, as is the filming and photographing of liturgical celebrations.
• Access carrying large objects or packages will not be allowed.
• Remove your hat when entering the Mosque-Cathedral.
• Children under 14 must be appropriately accompanied by adults. Help us by explaining the importance of not touching certain objects and do not allow them to run through the monument, as they could disturb other visitors.
• Smoking is expressly prohibited inside the premises.
• Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
• Remember that you are visiting a sacred place, please enter with appropriate clothing; also note that entering barefoot or removing footwear inside is not allowed.
• It is possible to rent an explanatory audio guide of the monument, available at the "Patio de San Eulogio" Information and Reception Center; this service ends one hour before closing time.
• For groups of more than 10 people with a guide, the use of a radio guide system is mandatory. This rental service is available at the "Patio de San Eulogio" Information and Reception Center.
• The following groups, upon request via the reservation form, may benefit from free or discounted entry as applicable:

Free entry.

• Educational centers in Andalusia (except exchange students).
• Senior citizen associations in Andalusia.
• Groups of people with physical or mental disabilities, whether from Andalusia or not.
• ICOMOS members.

50% reduced entry.

• Educational centers from the rest of Spain and abroad (students under 26).
• Senior citizen associations outside of Andalusia and within Spanish territory.

3. Rules for visiting the Bell Tower

• Tickets: Tickets for the Bell Tower visit can be purchased at the "Patio de San Eulogio" Information and Reception Center and at the automatic vending machines located at the entrance to the Bell Tower, for a fee of €3 and including an explanatory brochure.
• Entry is free for people born and/or residing in Cordoba, upon presentation of an official document.

3.1. Rules prior to the visit

• Visitors are advised that climbing the Bell Tower has restricted access, as the characteristics of the construction prevent it from being visited by children of a certain age, the elderly, and people who do not have reasonable physical capacity or who have health problems that could be aggravated by the special conditions of the place. Thus, for security reasons, wheelchairs, baby strollers, elderly people or people with reduced mobility, pregnant women, or people suffering from vertigo, anemia, dizziness, claustrophobia, heart or respiratory problems may not go up. Likewise, children under 7 cannot visit the Tower and those between 7 and 14 must always be accompanied by an adult.
• Keep in mind that you are going to visit a structure with pedestrian access only, climbing narrow stairs with a high number of steps of a significant height. The climb covers a height of approximately 40 meters, equivalent to a 12-story building.
• The organization may deny the visit to the Tower to anyone who does not meet the established requirements and reserves the right to modify or limit the visitable spaces of the Tower for reasons of security, restoration, maintenance, adverse weather conditions, or specific events.
• Visits will take place in the morning and afternoon, according to the established shifts. Each slot will last 30 minutes with a maximum capacity of 22 people.
• The visit will be carried out in a synchronized manner and for a specific duration, following the instructions of the staff accompanying the group. In this regard, it must be understood that, given the small number of daily slots, the duration of the visit is limited; otherwise, the number of daily visitors would be minimal. Thus, a maximum number of 260/300 visitors per day is expected.
• During the visit, it is forbidden to carry objects that hinder movement, such as suitcases, bulky bags, or medium and large backpacks.
• The user must arrive at the access control, located at the foot of the Tower, sufficiently in advance of the scheduled time for the visit, waiting in the reception area. The visit will start punctually.

3.2. Rules during the visit

Once the access control has been carried out by the staff in charge, the visit to the Tower will begin with the following guidelines and times:

• The group will begin to climb, led by the staff, until reaching the Baroque small dome (15 meters high), where a brief stop will be made to reorganize.
• Next, you will ascend to the first bell chamber (35 meters high), where another stop will be made, continuing the climb to the second and last visitable chamber (45 meters high).
• Afterward, a few minutes will be given to take photographs and enjoy the panoramic views.
• Once the time is up, following the instructions of the staff in charge, the descent to the foot of the Bell Tower will begin, where the visit ends.

Likewise, the visitor must take into account the following rules:

• No smoking or eating any type of solid food.
• Do not throw any type of object.
• Do not remove any element belonging to the Tower.
• Do not use photo or video tripods.
• No animals allowed.
• Do not shout or engage in any activity that disturbs other visitors.
• Do not walk in areas other than the marked tourist route.
• Do not touch the bells.
• Always follow the instructions of the accompanying staff.

4. Rules for “The Soul of Cordoba” night visit

• Ticket reservations and sales can be made in advance of the visit. The designated points of sale are the ticket offices located in the "San Eulogio Courtyard" Information and Reception Center and the Mosque-Cathedral's online sales system.
• General entry: €20. 
• Reduced price: €14 over 65 years, disabled, students up to 26 years and children 7 years and older, prior official accreditation.
• Free entry. Children under 7, without audio guide and accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket.
• If using a reduced price ticket, the corresponding accreditation must be shown on entry to the site.
• The night visit to the Mosque-Cathedral Monumental Site of Cordoba is a new and surprising way of discovering the building through the use of advanced light, image and sound technology. Its essential purpose is to offer the visitor in-depth information about the monument, from an art-history perspective and in terms of its religious significance.
• The night visit "The Soul of Córdoba" is available all year round following a schedule established in advance to allow for early booking. Visits involve a maximum of 100 people. This allows us to offer the public an attractive and unique visit. The visitor can enjoy privileged access to the building, which is open exclusively for this visit. 
• This tour starts at the Orange Tree Courtyard with a film that looks at the entire history of the building and the city. Visitors then enter the building and take a tour of its main elements with the common theme of the sound and light effects which gradually appear as the visit progresses. The descriptions and explanations during the tour are received by visitors through a headphone system that simultaneously broadcasts in nine different languages ​​(Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Arabic and Russian).
• “The Soul of Cordoba" night visit lasts for 1 hour.
• Photography or filming is not allowed during the visit.
• The updated opening days and hours can be consulted through the hours and availability tool.
• Taking photographs and filming is prohibited to maintain the reserved and attractive nature of the visit.
• It is not allowed to carry backpacks, bags or purses longer than thirty-five centimeters.
• Silence must be maintained and the instructions of the accompanying personnel must be followed without separating from the group.
• Visitors must follow the marked tourist route and not throw objects of any kind.
• It is necessary to enter with appropriate clothing and uncovering your head, since it is a sacred place exclusively intended for Catholic worship. Any non-compliance may result in immediate expulsion from the monument.

5. Rules for visiting the "Patio de San Eulogio" Mosque-Cathedral Information and Reception Center
The Information and Reception Center of the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba is a space for welcome, orientation, and information prior to accessing the monument, designed to provide visitors with a better historical, artistic, and spiritual understanding of it. During their stay in these facilities, visitors must observe the following rules:

• Access to the exhibition areas, audiovisual rooms, and other museum spaces of the "Patio de San Eulogio" Information and Reception Center will require possession of the corresponding Mosque-Cathedral entrance ticket.
• Visitors must follow the instructions of the Center staff at all times, both regarding movement through the spaces and concerning security, evacuation, or the operation of services.
• Access with large objects or packages that could hinder movement or compromise security will not be allowed.
• Smoking is prohibited, as well as consuming food or drinks outside the areas expressly designated for this purpose.
• Photography and filming are not permitted in those spaces where it is expressly indicated for reasons of security, heritage protection, or image rights.
• Minors must always remain under the supervision of a responsible adult, avoiding running, shouting, or handling exhibition elements or furniture.
• Touching models, display cases, panels, audiovisual devices, or other museum elements is not allowed, except where their interactive or accessible nature is expressly indicated.
• Animals are not allowed, except for duly accredited guide dogs.
• The Center has adapted services for people with disabilities, which may be used according to the instructions of the staff.