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What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Adolfo Lozano Sidro`s Home and Museum View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks Barrio de la Villa and Balcón del Adarve View details →
What to see · Cultural heritage Carnicerías Reales View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks El recreo de Castilla o Huerta de las Infantas View details →
What to see · Cultural heritage Fuente de la Salud View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Landscape Centre “Antonio Povedano” View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Mycological Garden View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Niceto Alcalá-Zamora’s home and museum View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church and The Hospital of San Juan de Dios View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of Nuestra Señora de la Aurora View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of Nuestra Señora de las Angustias View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of San Francisco View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of San Pedro View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of The Virgin of Carmen View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Church of The Virgin of Mercedes View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres The Local History Museum View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres The Museum of the Almond View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks The Paseo of Colombia View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres The Rural Museum of Castil de Campos View details →
What to do · Guided tours 4u Tourist Services Centre View details →
What to do · Olive oil tourism Aceites Vizcantar View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Albergue La Tiñosa View details →
What to do · Olive oil tourism Almazaras de la Subbética View details →
What to see · Themed routes Archaeological Route of the Civil War (1936-1939) in Priego de Córdoba View details →
Where to eat · Tapas bars Arrocería Los Manueles View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Barbacoa Leo Restaurant View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Business Initiatives Centre View details →
Where to eat · Tapas bars Casa de Comidas La Posada Niña Margarita View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Catering Río View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Catering Yampe View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Centro de la Imagen Priego de Córdoba View details →
Services · Laundry Centro de Limpieza Hermanos Espinar López (Tintorería / Lavandería) View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Centro del Textil-La Quinta View details →
Where to eat · Tapas bars Cervecería Skull (Templo Canalla) View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Cortijo La Presa View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage “Baños de la villa”. Superior quality country cottage View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Arados View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Azahar View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Balcón De La Almorzara View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Balcón De La Villa View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Ca Mi Pepe View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casa Alta View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casa Carmela View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casa De La Higuera. Superior category View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casa del Rey View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country Cottage Casa Olea. Superior quality country cottage View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casa Zambra View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Casateli. Superior quality country cottage View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Cenascuras View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Cerro de la Cruz View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Cortijo Abril View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Cortijo Casablanca. Superior quality country cottage View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Cortijo De La Encina View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Donlope View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage El Lirio Azul View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Fuente Zagrilla View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Hacienda El Tarajal View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Baranda de Priego View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Casa de los Sueños View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Casona Del Olivar View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Ermita View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Golondrina View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Niña Celi View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Posada Niña Margarita 1 View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Posada Niña Margarita 2 View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage La Posada Niña Margarita 3 View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage la Posada Real View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Montecillo Bajo View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Superior Finca Genilla 1 View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Superior Plaza Santa Ana View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Torrejón XV View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Villa Frasquita View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottage Villalta View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Country cottages Casa Alberto and Casa Víctor View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants El Mirador De Los Almendros View details →
What to see · Historic Priego El Pendón de los Zamorano View details →
What to see · Museums and interpretation centres Exposición AFOPRIEGO – El Casino View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks FAIRGROUNDS NICETO ALCALÁ-ZAMORA View details →
Services · Pharmacy Farmacia – Ortopedia (Rafael Rodríguez Cantero) View details →
Services · Pharmacy Farmacia Ascensión Cardenas Povedano View details →
Services · Pharmacy Farmacia Mª Cristina Mendoza Pérez View details →
Services · Pharmacy Farmacia Mª Isabel Alcalá-Zamora Acero View details →
Services · Pharmacy Farmacia Paulino Puertas Pérez View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Guesthouse San Francisco ** View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Hotel Huerta de las Palomas Restaurant View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Hotel Huerta Las Palomas **** View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Hotel las Rosas ** View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Hotel Patria Chica **** View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Hotel Río Piscina ** View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments Hotel Villa De Priego De Córdoba *** View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Hotel Villa Turística de Priego de Córdoba *** View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Jardines La Puente Nueva View details →
What to do · Olive oil tourism Knolive Oils & Hispasur Aceites View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants La Alhambra Restaurant View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants La Brasería De Ángel View details →
What to do · Traditional products La Casa de Tomás View details →
Where to eat · Tapas bars La Jamoteca De Morales View details →
Where to stay · Hotels and apartments La Subbética School Farm View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Meson El Telar Restaurant View details →
What to do · Traditional products Mobility Vans Cars View details →
Where to stay · Campsites and caravan parks Motorhome area Priego de Córdoba View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Pabellón de las Artes View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks PARK “CIUDAD DE LOS NIÑOS” View details →
Where to stay · Guesthouses Pensión Hosteria de Rafi View details →
What to see · Cultural heritage Plaza del Santo Cristo View details →
What to see · Historic Priego Prehistoric art in Priego de Córdoba View details →
What to see · Themed routes Priego on the Silver Screen. The Saeta del Ruiseñor Route View details →
Where to eat · Bars and pubs Pub Impacto and Covered Terrace View details →
What to see · Cultural heritage Public Washhouse on Calle Loja View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant Asador La Muralla View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant Chino Casa Wang View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant Hotel Patria Chica **** View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant Hotel Villa De Priego De Córdoba View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant La Fuente de Zagrilla View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Restaurant Pizzería Varini View details →
Where to eat · Restaurants Rio Piscina Restaurant View details →
Where to eat · Tapas bars Río Salvaje Gastrobar View details →
Where to stay · Country houses Rural accommodations Fuente Grande View details →
Where to eat · Celebrate in Priego de Córdoba Teatro Victoria View details →
What to see · Viewpoints, gardens and walks The Castle Way View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Shrine of Belén View details →
What to see · Religious heritage The Shrine of El Calvario View details →
What to do · Experiences Tourist bus “Paseos Priego” View details →
What to do · Traditional products Traditional Products 4u View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Andalusian Palace View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Abuelo Rafael View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Bajondillo View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Caballero De La Rosa View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa de la Costurera View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Guillermo View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Huerta Palacio View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Mis Abuelos View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casa Praíllo de Zamoranos View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Casas de Genilla View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Cortijo Abuela Cristina View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Fuente Zagrilla II View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Hacienda La Toscana View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR La Casa De Camponubes View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR La Casa de Paquita View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR La Fuente Romana View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR La Joya de la Villa View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Las Paredejas del Rey View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Los Petronilos View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR María Luisa Home View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Molino Macegal View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Rural El Batán View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Sierra Alcaide View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VTAR Villa Los Balcones View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT “El Paseíllo” View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT El Balcón De La Torre View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT El Mirador de Neptuno View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT Fuente del Adarve View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT La Casa de Tente View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT Turística Cervantes View details →
Where to stay · VTAR and VTF VUT Turística Cervantes 1 View details →

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Frequently asked questions about Priego de Córdoba

We answer the most common questions so you can plan your visit to Priego de Córdoba with peace of mind. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, write to us: we’ll be happy to help.

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Where is the Priego de Córdoba Tourist Office and what are its opening hours?

You’ll find us at Calle Río, 7 (14800 Priego de Córdoba). We are open every day from 10:00 to 14:00 and, from Monday to Saturday, also in the afternoon from 16:30 to 18:30. You can call us on +34 957 700 625 or +34 957 708 518, or email us at informacion@turismodepriego.com. We can help you in Spanish, English, French and Italian.

If you’d rather plan everything calmly before you come, our contact page lists all the ways to reach us, and with My trip to Priego you can plan a getaway tailored to you.

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How do I get to Priego de Córdoba?

Priego lies in the heart of the Subbética, in the south of the province of Córdoba, halfway between Córdoba, Granada, Málaga and Jaén. In how to get to Priego de Córdoba you’ll find driving directions from Córdoba (via Baena or via Lucena), Granada, Jaén, Madrid, Málaga and Seville.

If you’re coming by bus, the station is on Calle Nuestra Señora de los Remedios. In the buses to Priego section you’ll find the ALSA and COSMENBUS links to check timetables, and in getting around Priego we explain how to get about once you’re here, including the taxi service.

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What is there to see in Priego de Córdoba?

Priego is best enjoyed on an unhurried stroll. These are the places you shouldn’t miss:

Discover the full selection in what to see in Priego de Córdoba.

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Why is Priego a benchmark of Córdoba’s Baroque?

Priego’s great artistic splendour flourished above all between the 16th and 18th centuries, and it was the result of several ingredients coming together:

  • Its early hermitages.
  • Artists from Granada, Lucena and Alcalá la Real, alongside those born in Priego.
  • The presence of brotherhoods and confraternities (Hermandades y Cofradías).
  • The economic driving force of silk and taffeta.
  • The devotion of the people of Priego.

That splendour gave rise to treasures such as the Sagrario of the Church of La Asunción, the Chapel of Jesús Nazareno and the plasterwork of the Church of La Aurora.

Learn about this period and the rest of Priego’s history, and explore its churches and hermitages.

05

How much does it cost to visit the monuments? Is there a tourist pass?

Yes. The Tourist Pass (Bono Turístico, €5) gives you access to the Castle, the Carnicerías Reales, the Niceto Alcalá-Zamora Museum and the Lozano Sidro Cultural Centre. There is also a reduced pass for €4 (over-65s, pensioners, Carné Joven youth card holders, unemployed people and people with disabilities), a family pass for €12 and a pass for groups of 15 or more at €3 per person.

And a tip: Wednesday is Tourist Day and admission to these sites is free. Children up to 12 never pay. Check up-to-date opening hours and prices in monument opening hours and tickets and, if you prefer, buy your Castle ticket online.

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Can I take a guided tour or use audio guides?

Of course! In what to do in Priego you’ll find the licensed tourist guides who work in the town, with tours in several languages.

If you’d rather go at your own pace, our Priego de Córdoba audio guides accompany you around the Castle and twelve churches, in Spanish, English, French, German and Dutch. And for a comfortable first look around, hop on the Chiquibus, an electric tourist bus that tours the Historic-Artistic Site.

07

What nature and hiking routes are there in Priego?

Priego is part of the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park, declared in 1988 and part of the Sierras Subbéticas UNESCO Global Geopark. In the Sierra de la Horconera rises La Tiñosa, which at 1,570 metres is the highest peak in the province of Córdoba and offers views all the way to Sierra Nevada.

Discover our natural environment, choose from the hiking routes around Priego and let yourself be surprised by the Mycological Garden and the Enchanted Landscapes.

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What is the Priego de Córdoba Designation of Origin and where can I taste the olive oil?

The Priego de Córdoba PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) covers the extra virgin olive oil from Almedinilla, Carcabuey, Fuente Tójar and Priego de Córdoba, and it is the soul of our cuisine. You can find out more on the Designation of Origin website.

To experience it first-hand, in the olive oil tourism section of what to do in Priego you’ll find oil mills and specialist shops offering tours and tastings.

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What to eat in Priego de Córdoba?

Start the day with a desayuno molinero (miller’s breakfast) with extra virgin olive oil, and carry on with dressed olives, remojón (orange and salt cod salad), oxtail, choto al ajillo (kid with garlic) or confit cod. For something sweet, don’t leave without trying turrolate, our most local treat; at Easter, pestiños, and at Christmas, mantecados with resoli.

Find out how they’re made in our traditional Priego recipes and pick a table in where to eat in Priego.

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What should I know before travelling to Priego?

Some practical tips to make sure everything goes smoothly:

  • Meal times: in Andalusia, lunch and dinner are eaten somewhat later than in the rest of Europe. Lunch is usually served between 13:00 and 15:30, and dinner from 20:30.
  • Public holidays: on public holidays and during local festivities, monuments, museums and shops may change their opening hours. Check with the Tourist Office beforehand.
  • Pharmacies: outside normal opening hours there is always a duty pharmacy; the list is posted on the door of every pharmacy.
  • Emergencies: 112 is free, available 24 hours a day and answers in Spanish, English, French and German.
  • Healthcare: if you’re coming from the European Union, bring your European Health Insurance Card.

You’ll find more information in the travel tips from Andalusia Tourism.

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