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Find out about the culture and leisure activities in the hotels in Cordoba
Our hotels in Cordoba are perfect for getting to know a place that still holds remains from its Roman and Moorish past, as seen in the traditions, wonderful monuments and the cuisine. Cordoba has become the gastronomic capital of Andalusia amid the beauty of the landscape and highly fertile valley.Cooking in Cordoba is based on its most traditional dishes, whose raw ingredients come from the fields and orchards, cattle and game found in the vicinity. They are all accompanied by wonderful olive oil and the excellent local wine. The most delicious way to savour Cordoban fare is to try casseroled broad beans, scrambled egg and asparagus, casseroled lamb, mountain-style fried breadcrumbs and oxtail stew. There are excellent tapas and the songs and dancing with guitar accompaniment to be enjoyed while the click of heels is heard in the flamenco "tablaos" in the city centre and the Judería district close to your hotel in Cordoba. The people of Cordoba eagerly look forward to the month of May so they can hold their most traditional festivals, especially the festival of courtyards in Cordoba, dating back over one hundred years and shows off the beautiful courtyards decorated in full Andalusian style. The Cruces de Mayo brings people together in the square in a joyful atmosphere filled with flowers. the fair of Nuestra Señora de la Salud has acts, dances and traditional music from Cordoba. and Holy Week with its processions and routes attracts many visitors, who stay in the hotels in Cordoba. Cordoba has become a university city with a large number of tourists who can enjoy themselves in the great atmosphere of the many pubs, discos and clubs in the Góngora, La Cuadra and Vial Norte districts, Ciudad Jardín, and the Chinales industrial estate and the Arenal area, which has most of the city's discos. Handicrafts are one of the most important products symbolising Cordoba at home and abroad. There is a taste of the past in the souvenirs and mementos, such as foodstuffs, leather, earthenware, pottery and jewellery that are a mixture of the cultures that left their imprint on the city. The city centre is full of places near to your hotel in Cordoba where these can be bought.
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DOCUMENTATION
Citizens of all European Union countries need to have a national identity card or current passport to enter Spain: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.Nationals from countries outside the European Union should enquire about visa requirements at the Spanish embassy in that country. -
TRAVEL INSURANCE
No compulsory vaccinations are required to travel to Spain, according to the Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs. EU citizens have the same right to health care as insured Spanish nationals if they present their European health insurance card. Apply for the European health card (EHIC) at Social Security information centres at least 15 days prior to departure. Otherwise, you must take out private medical insurance. It is recommended to take out travel insurance for faster attention. -
WEATHER
The climate is continental Mediterranean with influences from the Atlantic. The maximum temperature can reach over 40ºC in the hottest months of July and August. Minimum temperatures can fall to -8.2ºC in winter. -
HEALTH CARE
Health care can be obtained from:Hospital Los Morales: Ctra. de Los Morales, s/n 14002, Córdoba- 957 01 20 42 Hospital Reina Sofía: Avenida Menéndez Pidal, s/n 14004, Córdoba- 957 01 03 80 Hospital Provincial: Avenida Menéndez Pidal, s/n 14004, Córdoba- 957 01 16 04Useful telephone numbers:Prefix: (+34)957 Emergency 112 Ambulance 061 National Police 091 Guardia Civil 062 Fire service 080 -
CURRENCY
The official currency in Spain is the euro. -
TIMETABLE
The official time in Spain is UTC +1, Madrid, Berlin. -
POPULATION
Cordoba has a population of 328,704. -
LANGUAGE
The official language in Cordoba is Spanish.