하엔 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

샘물 덕분에 수원지에서 물이 나오지 않아도 이곳은 녹지입니다. 또한 전망이 완벽합니다.

이 전망대에서는 Quiebrajano 계곡, Otiñar의 인상적인 전망과 수평선을 감상할 수 있습니다. Jabalcuz 산맥, Jaén, 그리고 장엄한 La Pandera 산맥이 보입니다.

Beautiful sunset from the Fuente de la Zarza (formerly), currently there is only a large bramble.

아름답고 잘 관리된 산장

After the cathedral, this is the largest religious building in the city. The church was built in the 14th and 15th centuries in Gothic style and has three portals: a Gothic portal with a mosaic of the apparition of the Virgin of the Chapel, the patron saint of Jaén, who according to legend liberated the city in 1430 during a Moorish siege; a Renaissance portal by Valdelvira; and a neoclassical portal added in the 18th century by Ventura Rodriguez, which is also the main entrance to the church. Inside, you can admire the main altarpiece by Pedro and Julio Roldan and the tabernacle by Pedro Duque Cornejo. In the Capilla de la Virgen, which is decorated with stained glass windows and frescoes, there is a statue of the patron saint of Jaén. Andrés de Vandelvira is also buried here.

On the ruins of the palace of the Moorish kings, Juan I had this monastery built, which would later house the Inquisition. The well-proportioned Renaissance façade was designed by Vandelvira. The 17th-century patio* has an elegant arcade on the ground floor and beautifully shaped windows above. Today, the monastery is home to the Archivo Historico Provincial.

Currently the headquarters of the Historical Archive of Jaén, it was run by the religious community of the Dominicans and later remodeled to house the city's Men's Hospice.

This imposing Christian castle, which stands proudly on top of the hill of the same name, was built after the reconquest of Jaén by Ferdinand III, partly on the remains of a Moorish fortress. The castle is the beginning of the ramparts that once surrounded the entire city, of which only the Puerta del Angel, a restored Baroque gate, and the Arco de San Lorenzo and Arco del Consuelo remain. The parade ground is bordered by four watchtowers; the keep towers above it all, offering fantastic views** of the blue-hued Sierra de Jabalcuz and the vast olive groves.