Ciudad Jardín
Right by the UCO faculties in the centre-west. The classic student neighbourhood, leafy and walkable.
Student housing
Córdoba.
Córdoba was once the largest city in Europe and still has the Mezquita-Catedral to prove it. Today it is a mid-sized Andalusian university city with four UNESCO World Heritage listings, some of the lowest rents in Spain, and a historic centre you can cross on foot in twenty minutes.
Where to live
Best neighbourhoods for students
Centro
Around Tendillas and the shopping streets. Lively, everything at hand, slightly higher rents.
Judería
The old Jewish quarter beside the Mezquita. Beautiful and touristy, with small and pricey flats.
Santa Rosa
North of the centre, residential and affordable. Well connected by urban bus.
Zoco / Rabanales
Out towards the Rabanales science campus. Cheapest rents and a direct bus or train to class.
Vallellano
Between the centre and the river, quiet and green. Good value for how central it is.
Getting around
Transport
Córdoba's historic centre is pedestrian-friendly and flat, so most students walk or cycle. The AUCORSA urban bus network links the centre with the Rabanales campus, which also has its own train stop. High-speed rail connects Córdoba to Seville in around 45 minutes and to Madrid in under two hours.
Living in Córdoba
Córdoba was once the largest city in Europe and still has the Mezquita-Catedral to prove it. Today it is a mid-sized Andalusian university city with four UNESCO World Heritage listings, some of the lowest rents in Spain, and a historic centre you can cross on foot in twenty minutes.
