What time of year is it better to observe the constellation Andromeda?

Andromeda appears as a constellation of the northern celestial hemisphere, the arrangement of stars resembling the beautiful Andromeda chained to a rock as a victim to a terrible monster, who is the daughter of the king of Ethiopia Cepheus, according to ancient mythology.

The best time of year for observing this constellation is autumn. To find it, you need to be in the southern side of the sky of a giant quadrangle called the Pegasus square. The stars of Andromeda are the chain of stars to the left of it.