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Don't mistake the Fortress of La Mota for a castle! The entire city of Alcalá la Real was once located within its walls, and you'll need more than an hour to explore it. Guided tours are also available in German, French, and English (in addition to Spanish) if you'd like (maicamero.com).

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Alcalá la Real is located at a strategic point between the Guadalquivir Valley and the plains of Granada, which has given it a significant role in Andalusian history. The city's origins date back to prehistoric times, as evidenced by finds from the Paleolithic and Bronze Ages. During the Roman era, the settlement of Sucaelo was probably located here. An impressive marble sculpture of Hercules also dates from this period. Today, Alcalá la Real is characterized by a diverse cultural heritage. The impressive La Mota fortress is just one of many historical buildings, which also include numerous churches and monasteries. The city is also known for its lively traditional festivals and diverse cuisine, which attracts numerous visitors.

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Beautiful and lively place. Nice restaurants and cafes

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The emblematic Acamuña, the hallmark of Castillo de Locubín

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Beautiful fountain located in front of the church and in an elevated, multi-level step area. Overall it's a beautiful picture.

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Well worth seeing and also very informative thanks to an audio guide.

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Alcalá la Real is a spectacular town in Jaen that is located on a strategic natural communication route between the Guadalquivir valley and the Granada plain. This location has given it great importance over the centuries. On the hill of La Mota stands a fortress of the same name that is a collection of civilizations, especially from the Muslim period, although the Romans previously settled here, and later Gothic and Renaissance style buildings were added.

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From this port you have beautiful views of the town and its surroundings.

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Locubín Castle waiting for spring. The town is a great place for hiking and cycling. Great to be in contact with nature and listen to the silence. On the edge of the Sierra del Ahillo and located in a valley on the banks of the Guadalcotón, it alternates between mountainous areas and a beautiful riverbank. The municipality is drained by the San Juan river. Its landscape is made up of rugged terrain populated by olive groves and cereal lands. Bathed by the San Juan River.

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The chapel dates back to 1800 and was rebuilt in 2001. It is usually closed and mass is rarely celebrated there. It is very emblematic and much appreciated in the town.

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mill in full action

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small hermitage in the village of Ventas del Carrizal. Approximately 3 km away, there is the Ibero-Roman site “Encina Hermosa”.

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Next to the road to the industrial estate, this thousand-year-old olive tree, the Olivo de la Era de la Zarza, attracts attention. It is cataloged as a "singular tree" by the Junta de Andalucía. It develops on a 6-meter-round base, which 30 centimeters above the ground divides into three powerful branches, with perimeters of around 2 meters and growing in different directions. It has a height of 10 meters and a projection of the glass of 168 m2. It is worth sitting by his side for a while.

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El Paseo - meeting point of the town

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town center

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Fountain located in the homonymous square in Alcalá la Real, Jaén. The legend of the Moorish is a legend from Jaén that tells how a young woman of incomparable beauty finds herself in need of going down to a Christian spring for water for her sick mother. In the middle of the way, she was surprised by a captain, the young Moor explained that she needed to fill the pitcher with water. The captain – who fell in love with her – told her that to fulfill her wish she had to remove her veil to contemplate her beauty. You can read the whole legend here: https://www.jaen24h.com/actualidad/leyendas-de-jaen-la-leyenda-de-la-mora-de-alcala-la-real

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Small Catholic sanctuary located in the town of Charilla. Charilla, is a village in Alcalá la Real, Jaén, from which it is 6 kilometers away. In Roman times it was known as Flora.

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Also known as the castle of Alcalá la Real, the fortress of La Mota is a defensive enclosure, located on the hill of La Mota at 1029m, in the city of Alcalá la Real, in the province of Jaén. It is dated in the Nasrid period (13th and 16th centuries), although with some previous elements.

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Also known as the castle of Alcalá la Real, the fortress of La Mota is a defensive enclosure, located on the hill of La Mota at 1029m, in the city of Alcalá la Real, in the province of Jaén. It is dated from the Nasrid period (13th and 14th centuries), although with some previous elements.

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Also known as the castle of Alcalá la Real, the fortress of La Mota is a defensive enclosure, located on the hill of La Mota at 1029m, in the city of Alcalá la Real, in the province of Jaén. It is dated from the Nasrid period (13th and 14th centuries), although with some previous elements.

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