It's worth seeing the outside of the tower but the museum inside is pretty naff. Not much information, no historic artefacts on display. Except for several of those old scale models museums used to have. It had several of those.

This is at the end of the Roman Bridge with a small museum that you get an audio guide with a total cost of 4.5 euros. In reality I would just set your expectations pretty low for the museum. There is really not a lot to look at or learn about. What you are paying for is climbing to the top and getting a 360 degree view off the area with the focus on the Mezquita. With that in mind you can decide this is worth the cost. For us it was. Enjoy.

Great views from the top of tower. Museum is interesting although a bit of a mixture of different things related to Cordoba and Arabic influences and the audio guide doesn’t follow a clear story. Technology was erratic as well.

came across this museum by accident when crossing the Roman bridge. Thought it was outstanding. On the ground floor there is an excellent video presentation focussing on how the Jewish,Islamic and Christian philosophers created a regime of tolerance and respect for each others views. Very salutary in the current environment. There is also an excellent model of what the Mezquita would have looked like in its prime. Views from the tower were good too.

Walking towards it along the Roman Bridge was a great sight as it became increasingly imposing. Both the edifice and its Museum within are a marvellous duo of attractions. Water being such a scarce and valuable resource it was informative to see the Water Tribunal portrayed. Fascinating artefacts both historical and artistic were great to see. Ascending to the roof gives wonderful vistas across the gorgeous cityscape.