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The Rumblar Reservoir Dam is located on the Rumblar River, in the municipality of Baños de la Encina. Built in 1941, this gravity-type dam is made of masonry and concrete. It has a height of 64.9 meters and a crest length of 220 meters. The reservoir's natural environment is listed as a Site of Community Interest, notable for its biodiversity and the presence of species such as the Iberian lynx, the black stork, and various birds of prey. Furthermore, on one of its banks is Tamujoso Beach, a popular area for sports activities such as canoeing and sailing.

The Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head is located in the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park. This sanctuary is one of the oldest in Spain, with a history dating back to the 13th century. It is known for its impressive Gothic architecture and religious significance, making it a very popular pilgrimage site. Every year, on the last weekend of April, a pilgrimage is held in honor of the Virgin of the Head, attracting thousands of pilgrims from all over Spain. During this festival, devotees climb the Cabezo hill, where the sanctuary is located, to pay homage to the Virgin.

Also known as Burgalimar Castle, it is a magnificent example of Andalusian military architecture from the Caliphate period, as it has barely suffered any modifications or damage to its structure.

This hermitage is located in the upper part of the city and on a kind of esplanade that served as a rest area. The hermitage was built between the 16th and 17th centuries in reddish stone with a single nave, choir and an almost unique dressing room characteristic of the very ornate and extremely ornate baroque-rococo style in which its beauty requires several minutes, or rather hours, for interpretation.

This hermitage is located in the upper part of the city and on a kind of esplanade that served as a rest area. The hermitage was built between the 16th and 17th centuries in reddish stone with a single nave, choir and an almost unique dressing room characteristic of the very ornate and extremely ornate baroque-rococo style in which its beauty requires several minutes, or rather hours, for interpretation.

This hermitage is located in the upper part of the city and on a kind of esplanade that served as a rest area. The hermitage was built between the 16th and 17th centuries in reddish stone with a single nave, choir and an almost unique dressing room characteristic of the very ornate and extremely ornate baroque-rococo style in which its beauty requires several minutes, or rather hours, for interpretation.

Openings intended to place various means of defense from within the fortress to attack the enemy.

Access door to the interior of the fortress where we will find the ticket office to pay the price of the tickets. From €11 we can choose a package that includes a guided tour inside the castle, a visit to the church of San Mateo and later a visit to the Sanctuary of Cristo del Llano. Definitely worth it!