Morning Market Tour: Arabic Heritage and Tapas
Discover the local culture of Cordoba through its cuisine!
Discover the local culture of Cordoba through its cuisine!
This cultural and culinary experience in Cordoba is all about the strong Arabic influence on Andalusian cuisine. I'll take you to the local market to learn about the most important local ingredients. We will also visit some of my favorite local spots and share some delicious Andalusian-style tapas made with Arabic recipes, like eggplant with honey and mazamorra, with wines from Southern Spain. You'll learn all about the most popular dishes in town and enjoy the vibe of the 19th-century patio.
On this tour, we will explore the Jewish Quarter and visit the local market (Old Zoco) to chat with some of my favorite vendors and hear about their products. We will also taste some delicious tapas and learn about the important influence of Arabic culture on Andalusian cuisine.
One of my favorite things to do in Cordoba is going tapas bar hopping with friends. Join me on a fun-filled evening food tour and I'll show you some of the best spots in my city for authentic Andalusian style cuisine. Along the way, I'll share with you some great stories about Cordoba's culinary traditions and culture, giving you a local perspective on the city. I'll also give you some recommendations for things to do (and eat!) during the rest of your stay. Together we will visit traditional bodegas, bars, and secret local spots, where we will indulge in delicious local snacks and wines from Southern Spain.
Diego & Tiago
Diego left his native city of Córdoba at the age of 18 to travel and gain international experience, working in over 12 different cities in Spain and Europe. He returned to his hometown at the age of 27, passionate about the hotel industry. An open-minded and friendly Spaniard with a big appetite, Diego will give you an inside look at the ancient culinary traditions of historical Córdoba through an authentic, local experience you won’t find anywhere else. Tiago, I think nobody calls him Santiago anymore, he was born 26 years ago in Córdoba. Always with a special pride for his land, he decided to study to become a tour guide, and he hopes some day to be a teacher, that why he still studying while he leaves his job as a guide and small foodie expert. His knowledge about Córdoba is comparable to his curiosity, because he will also want to know about your culture. A fun and open-minded tourist guide who will show you Córdoba in the most pleasant way.
