Casa Andalusi (Andalusian House Museum), Cordoba

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Casa Andalusi (Andalusian House Museum), Cordoba

Casa Andalusi (Andalusian House Museum), Cordoba

The Andalusian House feels less like a museum and more like you’ve just wandered into the 12th century and no one’s told the owners. This small Moorish gem wraps itself around a leafy courtyard, a cool refuge just steps from the synagogue and a short stroll from the Almodóvar Gate.

Inside, rooms brim with the spoils of medieval home life—plush furnishings, hand-woven tapestries, shelves of old books, and enough delicate pottery to make you walk carefully. The décor leans heavily on Moorish elegance with a dash of Eastern flair, from its geometric tilework to its arched wall recesses.

The courtyard is its own quiet theatre: patterned cobblestones underfoot, arcaded porches framing the space, and fountains murmuring under a canopy of vines and potted greenery. For a shift in mood, head below ground to find a Roman floor and other remnants dug straight out of the city’s earlier layers.

And then there’s the Paper Museum—an unexpected detour into the world of early papermaking. Here you’ll find tools, history, and even a wooden scale model of one of the West’s earliest paper mills, proof that this city’s appetite for knowledge wasn’t just about collecting books—it knew how to make them, too.

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Sight Name: Casa Andalusi (Andalusian House Museum)
Sight Location: Cordoba, Spain (See walking tours in Cordoba)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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