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Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
May starts in Cordoba with the parade known
as the Battle of the Flowers, from that
moment start the celebrations with the
May Crossesfestival usually taking place
during the first week of the month, then the
Patio Contests and finally the fair.
The May Crosses festival in C坦rdoba is also a contest, with 40 or
  so Catholic hermandades (brotherhoods) and neighbourhood
 associations competing for prizes for the best-decorated cross
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
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A vast range of patios await your viewing in
C坦rdoba every year, with not only private, single-
family homes opening their doors to show you the
lovely courtyards around which their old-style homes
centre. There are also larger, low-built, apartment-
style buildings that have amazing courtyards where
often many gardeners will work together all year to
cultivate the special gems that are their shared
meeting areas.
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
 This is perhaps the biggest and grandest
  fair in Cordoba. At the end of May, you
  will see the city fully come alive as they
  prepare to celebrate the Feria de
  Cordoba. It starts off with a grand
  fireworks display and then you are in for
  nine days of music and merrymaking.
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba
There are carnival games and rides, music and dancing on the streets Of
course, there are "casetas", or booths. The casetas provide food and music
to help celebrate the week. You get to visit each to find out who serves the
best tapas and music. There are locals in traditional Andalusian costumes,
while flamenco and salsa music fill the air.
That was May in Cordoba
Come and see it yourself!
Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba

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Presentacion yanira, festivals in cordoba

  • 4. May starts in Cordoba with the parade known as the Battle of the Flowers, from that moment start the celebrations with the May Crossesfestival usually taking place during the first week of the month, then the Patio Contests and finally the fair.
  • 5. The May Crosses festival in C坦rdoba is also a contest, with 40 or so Catholic hermandades (brotherhoods) and neighbourhood associations competing for prizes for the best-decorated cross
  • 8. y r ed b ponso gan in st is s nd be ti o conte Hall a why a T he Pa oba City rstand in rd unde eated t he C坦 ut to really was cr B e e thing 1 918. is typ know som t of th must c ontes you cture. oba C坦rd he local a rchite a bout t
  • 9. A vast range of patios await your viewing in C坦rdoba every year, with not only private, single- family homes opening their doors to show you the lovely courtyards around which their old-style homes centre. There are also larger, low-built, apartment- style buildings that have amazing courtyards where often many gardeners will work together all year to cultivate the special gems that are their shared meeting areas.
  • 11. This is perhaps the biggest and grandest fair in Cordoba. At the end of May, you will see the city fully come alive as they prepare to celebrate the Feria de Cordoba. It starts off with a grand fireworks display and then you are in for nine days of music and merrymaking.
  • 13. There are carnival games and rides, music and dancing on the streets Of course, there are "casetas", or booths. The casetas provide food and music to help celebrate the week. You get to visit each to find out who serves the best tapas and music. There are locals in traditional Andalusian costumes, while flamenco and salsa music fill the air.
  • 14. That was May in Cordoba Come and see it yourself!