Cordoba, which has four sites designated as UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES, offers attractions that make it worth visiting 365 days a year.

However, due to high temperatures, it is not recommended to visit in July and August.

SPRING: March, April, and May

* THE BLOSSOMING OF THE ORANGE TREES

* HOLY WEEK

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* THE MONTH OF MAY IN CORDOBA. The entire month is a celebration

Córdoba is adorned with the colors of geraniums, gitanillas, and carnations during this festive month of May to celebrate the Festival of the May Crosses, the Battle of t Flowers, the Pilgrimages to Linares, and the Festival of Patios, Grilles, and Balconies. Finally, to wrap up these five long weeks of festivities, the FERIA OF OUR LADY OF HEALTH is held at the El Arenal Exhibition Center

*JULY (first half of the month) for MUSIC LOVERS.

International Guitar Festival, Jazz Festival, Sephardic Music Festival…

https://www.turismodecordoba.org/8ingles-international-guitar-festival

FALL, with a wide variety of cultural offerings.

OCTOBER: The FLORA International Festival invites you to discover the surprising and ephemeral art of contemporary floral decorations. It offers a cultural exchange between a space as traditional as the patios of Córdoba and an art form as contemporary and surprising as floral installations—a friendly dialogue between tradition and innovation.

https://www.turismodecordoba.org/flora-festival-internacional-de-las-flores

NOVEMBER: Textile Creative Fair, late October–early November

https://creativamentecordoba.com/que-es-la-feria/

DECEMBER: An invitation to EXPLORE the PATIOS without tourists, to experience them in a different way. You can listen to VILLANCICOS (Christmas carols accompanied by traditional instruments), sample MANTECADOS (traditional cookies), and raise a glass with the locals in these unique settings…