Festival of the Patios of Córdoba 2025

When is it held?

The Festival of the Patios of Córdoba 2025 already has a date! From May 5 to May 18, the city comes alive with colors and aromas in one of Andalusia’s most iconic traditions. During these two weeks, visiting the Patios of Córdoba becomes a magical experience where history and floral beauty come together.

This year, 50 patios will compete in the official contest, offering visitors the opportunity to discover unique corners, from the most traditional patios to the most innovative ones. Additionally, the city will be filled with cultural events such as concerts, flamenco performances, and gastronomic tastings in squares and streets.

The visiting hours for the Patios of Córdoba 2025 will be from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM and from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. On Sunday the 11th, the evening hours will be from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM. To make the most of your experience, we recommend planning your route carefully and wearing comfortable shoes.

How to see the Patios of Córdoba?

If it’s your first time at the festival, here are some key tips:

1. Get your official map with the competing patios and the non-competing patios that also open their doors.
2. Book your tickets in advance to avoid queues and secure your access.
3. Dedicate at least a couple of days to explore different neighborhoods and enjoy each patio at your own pace.

Types of Patios You Can Discover

Single-family house patios

These are enclosed patios surrounded by the rooms of the house. They usually have stone or tiled floors and a fountain in the center.

Neighboring house patios

Larger and with two floors, they include balconies, staircases, and a more communal atmosphere. In the past, they were the social hub for many Cordoban families.

Tips for an Unforgettable Visit

If you want to make your visit to the Patios of Córdoba 2025 truly spectacular, follow these tips:

• Avoid peak hours: Afternoons tend to be busier, so arriving early can be a great option.
• Enjoy the local cuisine: Take advantage of your tour to try salmorejo, flamenquín, and a good glass of Montilla-Moriles wine at a traditional tavern.
• Add extra plans: Besides visiting the patios of Córdoba, explore the Jewish Quarter, the Mosque-Cathedral, and the Alcázar of the Christian Monarchs.
• Don’t forget your camera: Each patio is an explosion of colors and details, perfect for capturing beautiful memories.