Marrubial Market

Fish is the standout at Marrubial Market, with around ten fishmonger stalls — an unusually large number for a market this size. Alongside fresh fish and seafood, you'll find meat and poultry, fruit and vegetables, cheese, and bread from a bakery stall. One specialist stall carries over 40 varieties of olives and pickled goods, and there's a herbal pharmacy selling medicinal plants, spices, honey, and oils. Cash, card, and contactless or mobile payments are all accepted.

Staying in the city centre puts you close to Marrubial Market and everything else Cordoba has to offer. Centro is a solid base, and the Hotel Maciá Alfaros is a reliable, well-located option if you want somewhere comfortable without any fuss.

If you prefer something with a bit more character, the area around the Mezquita is worth considering. Eurostars Conquistador sits right in the historic quarter and is easy to recommend for its location alone. Either way, you won't need much more than a short taxi or bus ride to reach the market.

The market is at Avenida de Jesús Rescatado, 1 in the Levante neighbourhood of Córdoba. Local bus routes serve the area, and street parking is generally available in the surrounding streets. The market is wheelchair accessible throughout.