On April 30th, a new edition of Naturaleza Encendida: Navegantes was inaugurated in Córdoba, the immersive experience that transforms the gardens of the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos into a unique sensory journey. Under the creative concept “Navegantes”, this proposal invites visitors to immerse themselves in a universe of light, sound and nature, where technology and historical heritage come together to deliver an innovative cultural experience in Córdoba.
The event’s opening has been a complete success. During its first weekend, more than 3,000 people enjoyed this nighttime experience, consolidating Los Jardines Iluminados del Alcázar as one of the leading cultural leisure attractions in Córdoba in 2026. The excellent reception confirms the growing interest in immersive experiences that combine art, history and entertainment in iconic locations.
“Navegantes” presents a visual journey inspired by exploration and discovery, where each light installation transforms the gardens of the Alcázar into evocative settings that surprise visitors at every step. The result is an immersive experience designed for all audiences, ideal both for local residents and for those visiting Córdoba.
At Grupo Rosmarino, we participate as a partner alongside LetsGo Company, reaffirming our commitment to our region and to initiatives that contribute to energising cultural activity while enhancing historical heritage from a contemporary perspective.
The event will remain open to the public over the coming months, with afternoon and evening sessions, featuring continuous entries every few minutes and access organised in time slots to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.
If you haven’t yet discovered Los Jardines Iluminados del Alcázar in Córdoba, this is a perfect opportunity to enjoy a different kind of experience in one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. A cultural, visual and sensory plan that has already established itself as one of the season’s main attractions.
More information and tickets available at naturalezaencendida.com/cordoba
Photographs by Aníbal González
