Casa-Museo del Guadamecí Omeya

Amazing private museum with beautiful, one-of-a-kind art. The explanations of the art by the artist’s father were detailed and beautiful. Definitely recommend visiting this unique place filled with cultural heritage. We just had to grab a piece of art for our house

A beautiful museum of art. To see was incredible. The work of these two artists was so stunning. To think one was the only artist is the only person to do this. The man greeting us was so kind

Small but impressive gallery showcasing the rare art of guademeci - apparently the artist is the only living artist in the world now practising this art form. There are a few wall texts in English to shed some light. Free entry, but the elderly gentleman at the gallery will encourage you to make a donation or purchase - the bookmark makes a worthy souvenir. Don't miss this if you're in Cordoba.

Very welcoming, friendly, and patient. Could be better with instructions in other languages concerning the price/donation. As it was a bit awkward to learn it was not free at the exit when you had no money in the pocket..

Absolutely gorgeous little museum! The art work was amazing and the craftsmanship was unbelievable. Definitely worth a visit, and a piece from the shop makes a really unique souvenir.

Intricate artworks of such beauty made by the only remaining practitioner(s) in the world and in this lovely traditional establishment . The works have to be seen to be believed they are astonishing. History brought alive by masters of their craft. Although the museum pieces are the showpieces there are gorgeous pieces for sale too at very reasonable prices for such works of art. We purchased two to take home. Fabulous. A must visit. Unique.The father of one of the artists operates the museum very proudly and he should be.

Nice museum that explains more about how the Mosque was built and the building of the chapel within the Mosque.

This is one of those tiny gems. Don’t skip it! FREE entry. Walk around the rooms, stand back from the art and be amazed at how leather can be painted to look like it’s covered in jewels. I visited at night, and I’m not sure if the light makes a difference. It was only me and a few other people, so the owner explained to us the history and techniques of his leather art. His son now does the art. The first 2 rooms are with items for sale and the others are more art and also old things from Roman and other periods. No photos allowed of the art.