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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.

Church located in the Plaza de la Constitución in Baños de la Encina next to the city's Town Hall. Inside you can visit several religious images under various invocations, including the patron saint, the Virgen de la Encina.

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

Church dedicated to worship where several saints are venerated inside. Possibly built between the 14th and 15th centuries, it was looted during the Spanish Civil War and many of its belongings were burned. The tabernacle stands out for its beauty, which in itself is a spectacle for the senses. It also has a painting attributed to Murillo, although this authorship has not yet been proven.

We can see how well the fortress walls have been preserved over the centuries, although they have undergone repairs to ensure their conservation.

Today the castle is prepared so that it can be visited and you can access almost all of its contents, except for the ground floor of the Torre del Homenaje, but you can access the middle and upper floors of the aforementioned tower, from where we obtain views that are difficult to describe.

Other views with only a few tails of the Rumblar reservoir, since the reservoir is much larger than what our vision can reach from here. This reservoir is mainly used for human consumption and irrigation of the plain on the right bank of the Guadalquivir River.

From the Torre del Homenaje of Burgalimar Castle, we get these spectacular views of the reservoir that provides drinking water supply to several towns in the area, such as Bailén, Villanueva de la Reina, Andújar among others and Baños de la Encina itself.