Top Things to do in Province of Jaen
10 Things to do in Province of Jaen That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Jaen, Spain including Natural Park Sierras de Cazorla, Rio Borosa, Centro Cultural Banos Arabes, Jaen Cathedral, Hornos de Segura, Castillo de Santa Catalina, Sinagoga del Agua, Santuario de Nuestra Senora Virgen de la Cabeza, Boveda del Rio Cerezuelo, Baeza Old Town.
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1. Natural Park Sierras de Cazorla
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 822 reviews
Reviewed By Goldsims - Stafford, United Kingdom
Myself and a very good friend went on Motorcycles through most of the Natural Park, absolutely amazing although the roads at times leave a lot to the imagination, especially on a bike when you are several thousands of feet up with very few barriers and then down again, hair pin bends and uneven road surfaces just wide enough for 2 cars passing slowly. However all that said, it was one of the most amazing trips i have been on and the sights are breath taking.
2. Rio Borosa
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5.0 based on 721 reviews
Reviewed By I3109NSjulief - Mijas, Spain
We hiked 20KM from the start to the lagoon at the top and back down, views all the way along the route are spectacular and there are plenty of places en route to stop and enjoy a swim or paddle in the river, we had our small dog with us and he loved the water stops! During the hike there is a mix of shade and sun so be prepared for the heat. Its our second visit to this route and it wont be our last.. truly memorable and if you like nature and the outdoors you will love this area!
3. Centro Cultural Banos Arabes
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4.5 based on 702 reviews
Reviewed By Freedom217339
So glad we discovered this interesting museum. From the wonderful restored Arab baths in the basement to the roof top terrace and cafe with some of the best views over Jaén and much more in between, this museum is definitely worth a visit.
4. Jaen Cathedral
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4.5 based on 1,264 reviews
Reviewed By vitora197 - Lisbon, Portugal
The cathedral is a majestic renaissance building. Its architect, Andrés de Vandelvira, designed a very harmonious cathedral; the best perception of its harmony, it is when you go upstairs, and you look at the cathedral from the upper galleries. To visit the Cathedral, it is necessary to pay 6 euros, including the entry an audio guide. The texts are of high quality, but perhaps too technical, for those who do not master the technical vocabulary, referring to architectural elements. Enjoy!
5. Hornos de Segura
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4.5 based on 77 reviews
6. Castillo de Santa Catalina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 764 reviews
Reviewed By Blevo - York, United Kingdom
Well worth a visit great views from every angle, entrance fee €3.50 or €2.50, next door to the Parador hotel with easy parking, Written boards of English located around the site and great English speaking host Nureo (I think that was her name) thank you for a lovely experience and information on the history of Jaen !
7. Sinagoga del Agua
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,165 reviews
La Sinagoga del Agua has been discovered in 2007 and opened to public visits in 2010 in the monumental city of Úbeda by the family Crespo- López. It is a totally private initiative of restauration of a space hidden into several houses belonging to different families where they were living a normal life, with no idea about the greatness of the place walled into their houses. The visit costs 4,50€ per person (3,50€ kids under 12 and groups over 15 persons). All visits are guided IN SPANISH and last about 30 minutes. We have written information in ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN and BRAILLE Private guided visits are available, booking required, outside of the opening timetable (see calendar on web site) Information and booking: Artificis
Reviewed By 875susano
This was very moving. After seeing many ancient Christian and Muslim houses of worship and artifacts, it was refreshing to visit this gem representing the important presence of the Jewish population of Spain
8. Santuario de Nuestra Senora Virgen de la Cabeza
9. Boveda del Rio Cerezuelo
10. Baeza Old Town
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 921 reviews
Reviewed By sallyr922 - Alicante, Spain
Surrounded by olive trees the views are amazing. The old city is very interesting but not suitable for a wheelchair as very hilly and cobbled streets. A must is to visit an olive oil factory. We visited one in Begijar. 12euros for a taxi there and 12 back. Very helpful. We stayed at the top of Baeza near the cathedral and is was very difficult driving the car up there. Limited parking in the hotel garage. But a lovely place and would certainly return.
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