Cordoba
Córdoba is a province that belongs to the Autonomous Community of Andalusia. It is located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula. Cordoba is strategically located next to the Guadalquivir River and at the center of Andalusia.
Cordoba is well communicated, but has no airport; however we can use the AVE high speed train to get to Malaga and Sevilla in less than one hour and to Madrid in just 1,40h.
If we are in Cordoba and we need driving to Malaga, the N-331 national road connects both provinces. Murcia and Levante are connected with Cordoba by the A-92.
Cordoba is a captivating city full of history. Its historic center with its narrow streets and ancient buildings, decorated courtyards with potted flowers and fountains in the middle, take the visitor to another era.
Cordoba weather
Its climate is Mediterranean-continental. The Sierra Morena mountain ranges protect the city from storms that could reach from the Atlantic and the rain falls in the mountains. Cordoba has sunny 140 days a year. Cordoba is a city marked by strong climatic contrasts. Thus, we might find winters with temperatures below zero degree, to summers where the thermometer is above 45º C.The rains will come in spring and autumn in this Guadalquivir river valley.