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The Paseo Virgen de Linarejos is one of the most emblematic spaces in Linares, both for its historical value and its architectural and scenic beauty. Its layout began in 1843 and was completed in 1875, coinciding with the mining boom in Linares and its proclamation as a city during the reign of Alfonso XII.

The Linares Bullring, also known as the Coso de Santa Margarita, is one of the city's most iconic sites, both for its architecture and its bullfighting history. It was built in 1866 and inaugurated in 1867 with a bullfight featuring bulls from the Miura ranch.

The route is fine

Plaza de la Constitución, the name with which it was baptized in 1933 and with which it has survived to this day and where the City Hall offices are located. It is worth contemplating the façade of this building, where the Bailén coat of arms stands out together with the clock and the turret that had to be built for it. Today we see an electronic chronograph acquired on October 15, 1982, since there have been several that have marked the passage of time, making it necessary to get rid of them due to the rapid breakdowns suffered by the old ones.

Like many of the towns in the region, Bailén's fortune came from mining. The name Bailén derives from the ancient settlement of Baecula.

Bullfights are one of the defining cultural events in Andalusia. The Linares Bullring was built in 1866. The ring has a diameter of 58.15 m with capacity for 8,368 seats.

Plaza built in 1866, and inaugurated a year later with a bullfight by Miura. She is known for having experienced the death of the bullfighter Manolete in August 1947, gored by the bull Islero. Next to the gang gate there is a ceramic and marble plaque commemorating that tragic afternoon at the fair.

It is part of the Fundición la Cruz mining complex (Minas de la Cruz), located near the Pozo de las Cadenas. A smoke conduction tunnel came to it. This chimney reached a height of 100 meters in 1892, although now it is only 57.