Casa Andalusí

A cozy little museum of a typical Cordoban house with an interesting display about the development of paper making. Also has a Roman mosaic, a beautiful courtyard, and many artifacts on display. It's open on Monday and is only 4 euros per person.

This place is amazing! shows a huge part of Andulusian history and culture , it’s very very beautiful and there are some antiquities you can buy!

This place exceeded what I expected. First the guide leaflet is in many languages. The museum is in an old andalusian house that makes you feel like you entered that era, from the walls decorated in Islamic art to the courtyards and fountains to the basement and Wells. Just simply transform you to what i believe that era was like from the books and poetry written by andalucian authors and ports.. there is even a library so you can sit and read and the history, with an choice to buy andalusian goods. Highly recommended

Definitely worth a visit! I wish some of the artifacts had information panels describing them, but otherwise it’s wonderful.

The ambiance is awesome, you can feel the history of this place. Its a short visit but worth the price. The only thing missing is a bit more of context linked to all these beautiful artifacts.

I loved it! The guy at the entrance was really friendly, we chatted a bit. He gave me some introductory information before I entered. I learnt a lot about Cordoba’s history and traditions.

I don't say this lightly but it's really a bit of a tourist trap. Nicely decorated but it doesn't meet the informational/educational (or historical) standards of a museum and the (partial) Roman mosaic in the basement is nothing special by the standards of what you can see in Spain.

Nice small museum that dates back to the 12th century. The museum shows the city history during the Islamic rule and also many other things like a whole section talking about the inventions and the chemistry of Ibn Rushd and others. Great place, visit if you go to Cordoba