What to see in Province Jaen

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The square Plaza Vázquez de Molina in Ubeda is the most famous and photographed part of the town. There are lots of stunning buildings as the Palacio del Dean Ortega (16th Century, Renaissance), Sacra Capilla Funeraria de el Salvador (16th Century).etc....

This chess event is played usually around the end of February in town of Linares. It  was first held in 1978. Nowadays it is one of the strongest annual tournaments held on the chess tour and often is called "the Wimbledon of chess"....

Baeza Plaza de Leones is a particularly attractive cobbled square enclosed by Renaissance buildings and stands slightly back at the far end. Here on a rounded balcony the first mass of the Reconquest is reputed to have been celebrated....

Castillo de Santa Catalina is situated in Jaen, on the top of a hill overlooking the city. Previously there existed a fortress of Arabic origin, of which some remains still exist. The current construction is of Christian origin, raised after the conquest of the city by Ferdinand III of Castile,...

Church of Santa Maria de los Reales Alcazares is situated in town of Ubeda....

Casa de Piedra is a house in Porcuna built entirely of stone, down to its doors, tables and chairs....

This is an intrinsically Andaluz event but Baeza`s event include: A few days before the event, the image of the Virgin is carried from the shrine of La Yedra to Baeza and on the appointed day it is taken in procession from the San Pablo Church, among orchards and olive groves, to a spot near La ...

Jaen Cathedral (Cathedral de la Asuncion de la Virgen), one of the most important Renaissance style cathedrals, began construction in 1570 and was completed in 1802. It is dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin, and it was built to shelter the relic of The Holy Face, or Veil of Veronica, lodged...

Church of the Assumption (Church of the Assumption) in Porcuna is located in central part of the town....