Arab House of Córdoba

The Arab House of Córdoba plays an important role in the framework of institutional interaction and cooperation by disseminating Arab realities in Europe and the Western sphere in general, and vice versa, with the aim of becoming a meeting point between the two societies.
The Arab House has a stable cultural programme, organising exhibitions, debates, screenings, lectures and book presentations throughout the year in the various rooms available for these events, as well as at outdoor venues.
It is located in the Mudejar House building, which contains five different houses connected by galleries, passageways and stairs, with four courtyards and a tower. The original building dates from the 14th century, although most of the constructions we see today belong to the 15th and 16th centuries.
It is located in the southern part of Córdoba's historic centre, near the Mosque-Cathedral, and inside the area designated as a World Heritage Site.