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Laguna de Zóñar is a "Wetland of International Importance". It belongs to the Inventory of Protected Natural Areas of the Junta de Andalucía. It is the only natural lake in Andalusia, reaching a depth of 14 meters. It is the habitat of more than 30 species of birds, which we can observe walking through this unique place.

Architectural complex from the 18th century declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2006. The hospital now houses a nursing home. The hospital was founded at the express wish of Saint John of God (also known as John of the Sick, a Portuguese saint, nurse, and the founder of the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God) for the care of the poor affected by contagious diseases.

Laguna de Zóñar is a "Wetland of International Importance". It belongs to the Inventory of Protected Natural Areas of the Junta de Andalucía. It is the only natural lake in Andalusia, reaching a depth of 14 meters. It is the habitat of more than 30 species of birds, which we can observe walking through this unique place.

Architectural complex from the 18th century declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2006. The hospital now houses a nursing home. The hospital was founded at the express wish of Saint John of God (also known as John of the Sick, a Portuguese saint, nurse, and the founder of the Hospitaller Order of Saint John of God) for the care of the poor affected by contagious diseases.

Also known as the castle of Lucena. It is a Hispano-Muslim military fortress from the 11th century. Inside is the Archaeological and Ethnological Museum of Lucena.

Castle built in 1148 by the Almohad Empire. After many changes of hands over the centuries, in 1926 the Lucena City Council bought the castle from the Dukes of Híjar, its last owners. After several decades of conservation work and recovery of the original structures, in 2001 the Archaeological and Ethnological Museum of Lucena was inaugurated.

The second most populated and important city in Córdoba, it was known as the city of the three cultures as it was a center of coexistence for Christians, Jews and Arabs. Lucena's crafts are led by two pieces: the candle and the perula. They say that Miguel de Cervantes wrote Don Quixote by the light of a lucentine candle. The Perula is a green glazed clay vessel of Muslim origin.

Although it may seem incredible, this is the only natural lake in Andalusia. It is fed by underground freshwater aquifers and is as deep as 14 m in some points, also making it the deepest lagoon in the region. It is an ideal place for bird watching.