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The station was opened in 1893 by the Compañía de los Ferrocarriles Andaluces on the Linares–Puente Genil line. It had a simple station building, a goods shed, several sidings, water depots, and a cast-iron “aguada” for steam locomotives. After the line was closed in 1984, the facilities fell into disrepair until they were restored and integrated into the network as part of the conversion to the Vía Verde. Next to the station is the Jardín de Variedades del Olivo, a botanical garden with 31 varieties of olives from 5 Mediterranean countries (including Carrasqueño de Alcaudete, Arbequina, Kalamon). There are picnic facilities here, but no restaurant.

In the province of Jaén, few memories remain of the machinery used on the railway, so this boiler from a steam locomotive used from the late 19th century until the mid-20th century to transport freight and passengers on this important railway line. This section of greenway, which was removed for political reasons, houses this reminder of what was once an important economic artery in the province of Jaén, known as the "Oil Route."

The Máquina de Vapor in Martos dates from the period 1862-1963 and is an important historical artifact. This steam engine was used for industrial purposes, possibly in the context of the local oil industry or other industrial activities in the region. It is a symbol of the technological progress and industrial history of Martos and the surrounding area.

This is station (1893) number 14 of the Linares-Campo Real line, which, with its more than 175 kilometres of route, connected the provinces of Córdoba and Jaén. This infrastructure was built at kilometre point 72.047 in the municipality of Alcaudete, in a place known as Fuente del Orbe. Currently, this space is integrated into the Vía Verde del Aceite nature trail and, next to the complex, some railway remains can be seen, such as a water tank, loading platforms and an old warehouse, which is currently being renovated. The remains show that the old building was painted ochre and green and had one floor.

Martos is a beautiful town in the province of Jaén. Situated on a hilltop, the town offers breathtaking views of the surrounding olive groves and the Sierra Morena. With a rich history dating back to Roman times, Martos is known for its historical landmarks such as the Castle of la Villa and the Church of San Juan Bautista. The central square, Plaza de la Constitución, is a lively place where locals gather for markets and events. The town has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and is a great place to experience authentic Andalusian culture.

It is a fountain founded in 1994 but water has been flowing since the dawn of time. Currently, restoration work is being carried out on the old laundries in the city of Martos.

The Alcaudete station in Jaén is one of the best preserved on the entire Linares-Puentegenil railway line, within what is known as the Vía Verde del aceite, which stopped working in the 1970s.