Jaen, the WoRld capital oF oliVe oil

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José Enrique Fernández de Moya Romero
Mayor of Jaén
Welcome
Geographical
Location
There are several different communication
entries to the city:
- From the West: The Cordoba Road, by A-316
or A-44 (Jaen West exit), which will take you
rapidly to the Castle.
- From the North: The Madrid A-44 Road (exit
Jaen North). It will take you to the centre of
town where several parking are available,
such as Avenida, La Victoria or Constitucion
Square.
- From the East and South: The Granada A44 Road (exit Jaen South). This will take you
to the Granada Avenue where we can take
the Southern Bypass (Ronda Sur), which
will take us to the city’s monumental area,
from where we can also easily reach the
Castle. If you drive into the city from this
direction we recommend the San Francisco
parking (it is the most central parking place),
the Alcantarilla or the La Alameda parking
places.
The saying “you arrive to Jaen crying and you leave it crying” is often repeated by people
who has spent here some time. In the beginning they did not want to come to Jaen but
after living and sharing live with Jaen’s people they make great friends and like the
standard of living, so when they must go, they cry.
Visitors will be surprised in Jaen by its people’s hospitality, gastronomy, the city’s cultural
legacy and scenic beauty. It is a city that draws much attention as we get to know it.
Jaen is living history, a city influenced by many cultures, including the great Jewish legacy
in the old part of the city. Its narrow and hidden streets and churches like Magdalene
and St. John together with the Arab baths, invite tourists to watch carefully not to miss
any details.
You pay more attention when you reach the majestic cathedral that dominates Santa
Maria’s square. A monument that astonishes those who visit it for the first time and it
continues amazing those who walk around every day. The work by Andrew Vandelvira
is impressive outside as well as inside, so it does not leave anyone indifferent because
every corner is worthy of admiration.
On the Saint Catalina’s mountain, at 820 mts above sea level, you find another gem of the
city: Santa Catalina’s medieval Castle; a former defensive Christian building, from where
you can see most of the province and its extensive olive groves. This fortress boasts of a
brand-new Tourist Interpretation Centre through which you can learn the history of the
city and its castle.
And last but not least, the rich and varied Mediterranean cuisine of which the city is
proud of and visitors can enjoy in numerous bars and restaurants. The famous pipirrana
(a salad) seasoned with the best extra virgin olive oil in the world, is just one of the many
dishes you can taste in them. Our liquid gold is a must in the local kitchen because it is,
certainty, the essence of these dishes that please everyone tasting it.
Welcome to Santo Reino capital city, the world capital of olive oil. Regards and I hope you
all enjoy our city in every way.
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www.aytojaen.es · www.turjaen.org
Monuments
Cathedral
The Cathedral of Jaen, a masterpiece by Andres de Vandelvira, has been qualified as one of the most outstanding Renaissance works in Andalusia.
It has inspired many other great Cathedrals in South America. A process was started, ten years ago, in order to achieve its qualification as a World Heritage
Site by UNESCO.
The history of its building began after the conquest of the city by Ferdinand III, when he converted the mosque into christian worship. In the 14th c. bishop
Nicolas de Biedma brought the relic of Our Lord’s Holy Face which, according to tradition, is one of the three clothes used by Veronica to dry the sweat and
Jesus Christ’s blood during his ascent to the Calvary. The place, therefore, became a holy pilgrimage place. On top of the arabic mosque foundations of the
city, a new, bigger, church in Gothic style was built. Some few elements of it can still be found at the cathedral’s back. The primitive cathedral had several
construction problems and that is why a new Renaissance design was ordered to be built by the architect Andres de Vandelvira. Although works were carried
on for three centuries, the master’s mark survived. This is why it has been qualified as the most balanced, harmonious and well-proportioned Andalusian
cathedral. It is the one, which has the most majestic and solemn interior.
Opening times: consult web: www.catedraldejaen.org
Telephone no.: +34 953 24 14 48 / 953 23 42 33. Tourist Office: 953 19 04 55.
Cathedral opening times: checK it on the phone above, the tourist office 953 19 04 55 or www.catedraldejaen.org
The Holy Face is shown every Friday: 10.30 h. - 12.00 h. and 18.00 h. - 19.00 h. (summer) and 10.30 h. - 12.00 h. 17.00 - 18.00 (Winter) .
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Santa Catalina Castle
The Castle of Santa Catalina was originally a Caliphal Islamic fortress, from the 9th century. After the Christian conquest of the city by Fernando III in 1246, a
new christian castle was built, which can nowadays be visited. Next to the castle a National Parador Hotel was built in the 60’s. From the top of the hill one
has fantastic views of the city and the surroundings, specially from the Cross. The fortress lodges the brandnew interpretation centre of the castle.
Futher information on the opening times Telephone no.: +34 953 12 07 33 / 953 19 04 55.
Opening times: Winter: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00-14.00 and 16.00-19.00. Sunday: 10.00-15.00. Monday: closed. Summer: Tuesday-Saturday: 10.00-14.00 and
17.00-21.00. Sunday: 10.00-15.00. Monday: closed.
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MuseUM OF Jaén
The museum houses two excellent groups of sculptures from iberian times, the one of Cerrillo Blanco from Porcuna, VI B.C and El Pajarillo from Huelma, IV
b.c, which highlight in the Archaeology section. The Fine Arts Section brings together a Picassos work and other works by renowned local artists from the
XIX-XXth centuries such as, Rafael Zabaleta, Manuel A. Ortiz, Rafael Hidalgo de Caviedes, Pedro Rodriguez de la Torre...The museum is also one of the most
important centers of contemporary engraving of Andalusia among them Goya’s Caprichos, works by Botei Esteve, Ricardo Baroja, ...
Paseo de la Estación, 27.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 10 13 66. www.museosdeandalucia.es/cultura/museojaen
From 1st January to 15th June and from 16th September to 31st December: Tuesday to Saturday: 9.00-19.30. Sunday and feast days: 9.00-15.30. Monday:
Closed, except feast Mondays
From 16th June to 15th September: Tuesday to Sunday and feast days: 9.00 -15.30. Monday (no feast day): Closed
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Popular Cu
stums Museu
useum of Naïf
ternational M
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“Manuel Mor
m.
Art.
Arab Bath Cultural Centre, Palace of Villardompardo
This is one of the most important cultural Centres in the city. It lodges two museums, the “Manuel Moral” International Museum of Naïf Art, the only one of
its kind in Spain, with a wide representative collection works of art from the five continents and the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs of the region. The
outstanding Arab Baths from the XI th c., the biggest in Europe, can also be visited in the basement. Its restoration was awarded the Europe Nostra Price
by the UNESCO in 1984.
Opening times: T-S: 9.00-22.00. Sunday: 9.00-15.00. Monday: Closed, except feast Mondays.
Plaza de Santa Luisa de Marillac, s/n.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 24 80 68. www.bañosarabesjaen.es
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Patio of Magdalena Church.
San Bartolomé
Parish Church
This church is one of the oldest in the city. The
most outstanding interior elements include: the
Mudejar coffered ceiling, the main altarpiece,
by Sebastian de Solis, from the end of the 16th
c. ; the baptismal font, a gothic piece of art in
glazed tiles, where Josefa Segovia, the Teresian
order’s founder, was baptised ; the Expiracion
Christ , is one of the best religious sculptures
in Jaen, attributed to José de Medina from the
middle of 18th c. It can be visited when the
church is open for mass services.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 23 64 63.
Butcher’s Building and
Los Caños Fountain
The building was erected to set the city’s public
Butchers in 1736. Inside there are some remains
of an old arab bath. The façade includes a coatof-arms and inscriptions. Opposite this building
there is the monumental Fountain of Los Caños,
originally built by Francisco del Castillo in 1558
and rebuilt in 1648.
Santa Clara Royal Monastery
Founded by King Fernando III “The Saint”. This monastery is the home of nuns from the Franciscan
Order. The sculpture of Christ of Bamboo, from the 16th c., is venerated inside.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 09 57.
Magdalena Fountain
This is a widely renowned and legendary drinking water spring, which supplied a great part of the city
from immemorial times. It is closely linked to the historic and sentimental fate of the city. This is where
the famous “Lizard of Jaen” had its hideout. The big Triumphal Arch, which decorates it, dates back from
1848.
The traditional and popular legend of the Lizard of Magdalena has been nominated as one of the 10 Immaterial Treasures of Cultural Heritage in Spain thanks to the support of thousands of people from Jaen.
Closed to the spring is located the Lizard sculpture in a little pond. On a little wall there is a plaque that
commemorates it.
Magdalena Parish Church
This is where the first Mosque stood during the Islamic period. It became a Catholic parish church after
the Christian conquest. Its main façade and interior is in Gothic style. One can still guess the ancient
islamic minaret looking at the bell tower. It houses pieces of great artistic value such as the Calvary
by Jacobo Florentino, the “Indaco”, a tableau of Our Lady of Pilar, attributed to Pedro Machuca; the
Clemence Christ sculpture by Salvador de Cuellar, from the 16th c. and Maria Magdalene sculpture,
by Mateo de Medina from the 18th c.
The patio of the old mosque and the rectangular pond was used for ablutions. In Christian times it
had other public uses and it was decorated with a little garden and gold fishes in the XXc.. It has
been recently restored.Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 00 31.
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San Andrés Holy Chapel
A non-profit teaching institution founded by Gutierre Gonzalez Doncel, member of the
Roman Curia with Pope Leon X, in Saint Andrew parish church in 1515. The Vth Centenary
of this Foundation will be celebrated with many activities in 2015. The most interesting
pieces are: the main altarpiece from the 18th c. ; the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception
inside of which there are: a beautiful Baroque style altarpiece with a sculpture of the
Inmaculate, a Mudejar style door at the pulpit, a painting of Our Lady of the Luz. A beautiful
gothic-mudejar dome covers the chapel. Finally a magnificent polychrome wrought-iron
grille door by Master Bartolome from the XVIth c. closes the whole chapel. St. Peter Poveda
was member of this institution. More information at the tourist office. Futher information
Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 04 55 and in the Tourist Information Office, telephone:
953 19 04 55.
V th Centenary
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Hospital of
San Juan de Dios
The Ancient Hospital of the Holy Mercy, was
given out to the Brothers of Saint Juan de
Dios in 1619. It was kept as a Charity Welfare
Hospital until 1980. Its façade is in late gothic
style. The church has also a simple façade from
the 18th c. The inside was restored in 1914. It
now houses the Institute of Jaen Studies and
Jaen Authors and Documental Centre of Jaen
Subjects. Visits: Monday to Sunday.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 24 80 00
Former San Juan de Dios Hospital.
Santo Domingo Royal
Monastery
It was founded on top of an arab palace which
King Juan I gave to the Dominican monks in
1382 to house their monastery. The University
of Santa Catalina Martyr was housed in this
building in the 16th c. Later in the 19th c. it
became a poorhouse. The cloistered patio is
one of the city’s best examples of Baroque
art. It is nowadays the home of the Provincial
Historic Archive. 12, Santo Domingo Street.
Opening times: Monday to Friday: 9.00 - 14.00.
Weekends and feast days: Closed. Ring the bell
to enter. Telephone no.: + 34 953 10 12 41.
San Juan Parish
Church
A church built after the Christian conquest of
the city. Inside there is an outstanding Calvary
sculptured by Sebastian de Solis from the 16th
c. Outside the Council Tower, Torre del Concejo,
is attached to the church and it has got the
city’s official clock. Visits during mass service
hours. Telephone no.: + 34 953 23 76 21.
Former Royal Monastery of Santo Domingo.
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Former Quesada-Ulloa Palace.
San Juan Church.
Municipal Palace of Culture
Merced Square
The building occupies a great part of what it was Miguel Lucas de Iranzo’s
palace, Constable of Castile in times of King Henry IV, the future Isabel,
the Catholic Queen’s brother. One can still see a magnificent Mudejar
style coffered ceiling and some remains of plaster decorations and some
arches in the patio, all from the XVth c. The main façade and some rooms
date back from 1920. It currently houses the Municipal Department for
Culture, Tourism and Feast as well as the City’s Library. It has been recently
declared Bien de Interes Cultural. Open to visits. Telephone no.: + 34 953
21 91 16. www.turjaen.org
In this Renaissance square we have to highlight the Fuente Nueva (New
Fountain), from 1596 by the Hurtado family; the Quesada-Ulloa Palace,
a 16th c. palatial home belonging to Captain Fernando de Quesada y
Ulloa with a façade with outstanding decoration elements. It is actually
the home of the Jaen City Council Planning Department. The Convent
de la Merced, built in 1580 by the Mercedary fathers, is on the other side
of this square, it is nowadays a parish church.
Monastery of Santa Teresa
It was founded in 1615. The Vth Century of Saint Theresa’s birth is celebrated in 2015 and it has been declared Jubilee Year in Spain by Pope
Francisco I. The most outstanding piece in the church is the altarpiece
with paintings by Sebastian Martinez and Ambrosio de Valois.
A handwritten copy of the “Cántico Espiritual”, written by the Spanish
poet San Juan de la Cruz, is kept here. It was the first Carmelite Order
monastery dedicated to Saint Theresa. Eufrasio Lopez de Rojas, the arquitect of this convent and the cathedral’s façade, was buried here. The
convent is widely popular due to the pastries produced here. Some of
the most outstanding specialities are: the biscuit, soft sponge cakes
“magdalenas”, small pies “empanadillas”, wine round biscuits...
Sales Hours: Monday to Saturday: 9.30 am to 12.45 pm and 5 pm to
6.45 pm. Sundays: closed. Telephone no.: + 34 953 23 27 07
Official Music Conservatoire
Until the 16th c. it housed the Schools of the Company of Jesus (Jesuits)
and it then became the home of the Teacher Training College and a High
School. It now houses the Official Music Conservatoire. It has a lovely
cloistered patio. The Conservatoire’s Auditorium is also outstanding since
it was the ancient chapel of the Jesuit school. The Romantic style façade is
from the 19th c. Telephone no.: + 34 953 36 61 15. Timetable: SeptemberJune: Monday to Friday.
San Lorenzo Arch
Arch of El Consuelo
This is the only remaining part of the old San Lorenzo parish church from
the 13th and 14th centuries and it corresponds to its apse. Inside there
are Gothic-Mudejar style tiles and plasters covering the lower part of the
chapel. The “Amigos de San Anton” Association holds lectures on subjects
related to Jaen in it. It has been classed as a National Heritage Monument
since 1877.
A precious example of a typical niche situated in the most traditional tapas
area of the city. It has a low relief, which frames a Virgen de la Amargura
canvas by the local artist Luis Cruz who gave it to the brotherhood of the
same name. This arch is the setting of popular legends.
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Nuestro Padre Jesus (el Abuelo) Chapel.
Camarín de Jesús
The side-chapel and the convent church of
Saint Joseph are the only elements remaining
from the Saint Joseph’s Convent of the Carmelite
Order, founded in the XVIth c. The new restored
building houses the chapel and the side-chapel
of Jesus, created to lodge the famous Renaissance
sculpture of Our Father Jesus (known as the
Grandfather). This sculpture belongs to a
Brotherhood founded in this Convent in 1588 and
is taken in procession on Good Friday morning
among thousands of faithfuls and devotees. The
façade shows a beautiful sculpture of S. Joseph
made in terracotta by Paco Tito . Open daily.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 23 98 42.
Provincial Palace
A great building dating back from the second half of the 19th c. by Jorge Porrua. Its central
patio is of great interest, as well as the Hall of Sessions and the lower galleries. There is
an interesting painting collection. The Patio can be visited Monday-Sunday: 10.00-14.00.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 24 80 00
Minor Basilic of The Sacred Parish Church of San
Ildefonso
Saint Ildefonso Church is Minor Basilica “Basilicae Minoris” is dedicated to the patron saint Our Lady
of the Capilla. It is the second biggest temple in the city after the Cathedral. It has three beautiful
façades: in Gothic, Mannerism, and Neoclassical styles and two different towers. The interior is in
Gothic style, with excellent Baroque altarpieces, some of them by P. Duque Cornejo. The sculpture
of the city’s patron saint, Our Lady of la Capilla, is worshiped here, after Our Lady came down to
the city to give strength and confidence to inhabitants who were suffering Muslim attacks in the
XVth century. We celebrate this feast every 11th June. Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 03 46
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Diputación.
Bernardas Convent
It was founded by the Auxiliary Bishop of
Toledo, Melchor de Soria y Vera, in the 16th
century. Outstanding paintings of Angelo
Nardi are inside its church. This community
produces exquisite pastries, such as: Jaen
“pestiños” and wine biscuits made with extra
virgin olive oil and sweet wine. Furthermore:
Christmas sweets, small pies, almond shells,
little stone pastries “empedradillos”, tocinillo
de cielo pudding, “cocadas”... Sales everyday:
9.00 am to 12.45 pm and 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 24 38 54
Dark Room
A room in which thanks to an optical instrument the surroundings of the city are displayed on a lens surface. A person will guide
you with the explanations of the landscape,
the city and the monuments. It is situated
in a tower of the Alameda de Capuchinos
Auditorium, next to the Plaza de Toros. Check
schedule at the Tourist Office.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 04 55
Spanish Civil War
Shelter
It is situated at Santiago Square, it is one
of many that were built in the city after the
bombing of civilians in 1937. Inside it, one
can go back to the history of Jaen in the
thirties and the consequences of the bombing. It has become a space for reflection on
Peace. Contact the Tourist Office, to check the
opening times, 8 Maestra Street.
Telephone no.: + 34 953 19 04 55
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Former Bank of Spain.
Bank of Spain
Building
The prestigious architect Rafael Moneo,
awarded the Prince of Asturias Prize for the
Arts 2012, designed the cubic building with
pink thick walls. It has housed the Bank
of Spain from 1988 to 2004. The building
houses exhibitions and cultural activities.
It is located in the north of Jaen, near the
railway station.
Green Route
of Jabalcuz
The 5, 3 Km Green Route of Jabalcuz
route starts 600 metres from the Area
de la Fuente de la Peña, is parallel led by
the A-6050 road. It runs along the craggy
slopes of the Arroyo de Reguchillo valley
in the Jabalcuz and Grana mountains.
The route as its name says, drives up by
bicycle or on foot to Jabalcuz, a former
resort of thermal waters, where it is
possible to walk along the park that
still remains a romantic atmosphere
or hiking in the mountain and even
rock-climbing.
Green Route of The
Olive Oil
In the north-west of the city, in the
Fuentezuelas neighborhood, starts the
Olive Oil Green Route which amongst
olive groves leads to Alcaudete, along
a pleasant ride for cyclists and a walk
for trekkers.
Nature
Routes and Adventure Sports in the nearby
mountains
Almost half of Jaen’s district territory is set amidst the mountainous system of the Betica System Hill Ranges.
You can fully appreciate this when looking at the city’s surroundings from the Castle on Santa Catalina Hill, an
excellent lookout point for the full district. Over one hundred square meters of woodlands, mountain prairies and
rocky peaks extend Southwards. The exact figure is 4,363 hectares of woodlands, in which two urban perimeter
parks have been classed as protected areas: the Neveral and the Sierra.
Hidden and almost untouched mountain routes will introduce you to charming hilly landscapes where an
abundant Iberian fauna lives within a very short distance of the city . One can practise adventure sports such as
rock climbing in these nearby mountains.
One of Jaen’s most peculiar environments is the area between the countryside and the hills. The hills combed
in olive trees become a picturesque landscape of steep slopes where the centenary olive groves are dotted with
patches of pine trees and other vegetation, which introduce you to the neighbouring hills. These slopes end up
in steep hills such as the Zumbeles, the Peñas de Castro, El Canjorro, the Peña of Jaén and a multitude of other
heights of easy access from where you will be able to gaze at magnificent views of the city and its surroundings.
Traditional country houses and the peculiar “cortijada” or farmhouse typical of the area around Jaen is the best
well-known example of local rural architecture.
For father information on other trekking routes and rock-climbing: www.aytojaen.es.
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Jaen by bike
The Casa de Oficios Xauen has designed
a series of tourist routes by bike in
the old part of the city and in the
surroungdings which you can look in:
www.jaenenbicicleta.blog.spot.com.es
The Valparaiso
Green Way
The 2 km way is located in the
Alcantarilla district, starting at the
Cuesta del Molinillo Street. It is another
way for people who love walking,
jogging and practise other sports in
contact with nature and with spectacular
landscape.
Culture
Cultural Routes in the city and surroundings
The Autumn Festival of Jaen is held during the autumn. A consolidated festival, its XVI edition will be celebrated in 2015, which has appealed to a lot of
national and international figures of music, dance and theatre. It is one of our cultural identities and emblem of the Board of Culture which has become the
most important cultural event of this city. It became a full member of FestClasica(Spanish Association of Festivals and Music) in 2012 .
Since their arrival to Jaen in 612 a. C., Jews co-existed in peace with Visigoths, Christians and Muslims. The Jaen Jewish community was one of the most
representative in Al-Andalus. The remains of the Jewish Period in Jaen can be clearly seen in the narrow streets and small squares in the old San Andres
quarter. The city is a member of the Jewry Network of Spain since 2005. The Iuventa-Tarbut Association of Jaen stands up for this area and its history . To
mark the 1100 anniversary of the birth of Diplomat Hasday Ibn Shaprut, many cultural activities wil be held in 2015 in order to let know this celebrity from
the Court of the Caliphate of Cordoba . www.redjuderias.org. www.iuventa.org.
The city forms part of the Network Cities with cathedrals in Spain, whose aim is to work together in the promotion and defense of the Town Planning,
Architecture, Environmental, Historic and Cultural heritage and, specially, in the defense of the Cathedral heritage. www.ciudadescatedralicias.org
The cathedral of Jaen is the starting point to the Mozarab Road of Saint James in the province of Jaen. A fascinating road to the tomb of Saint James, where
they will enjoy an overwhelming natural beauty, landscape and monumental city of Jaen and the villages of the Sierra Sur. For further information: www.
jaenjacobea.com
Besides the city has been included in other cultural routes
in the province, such as the Castles and Batles Route. For
further Information:
www.castillosybatallas.com; another one: the Route of the
Islamic Andalusian Legacy, www. rutaslegadoandalusi.es
and finally the route travelling back in time to the iberian
period: www.viajealtiempodelosiberos.com
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Panoramic Routes
If something must be quoted as typical of the city of Jaen it is its steep
slopes. Although very difficult, more so perhaps for visitors than for residents,
some of them have the added charm of becoming privileged lookout points
for the city. This will, of course, make up for any inconvenience or effort.
Please take note of the following lookout points: In the Bypass Road: from
the top of Duque Street; the Parks: Seminary, Boulevard, Cerro de los Lirios
and Park Cerro de las Canteras; and the Castle and Cross.
Jaen of Legend
The history of the city intermingles with a good number of legends that take as a scene some of its principal monuments, squares and
corners as well as many of the prominent celebrities who lived there. Although legends like the one of “the thief of S. Ildefonso”, “the
Grandfather”, “the Cross of the Castle”, “the Lizard of La Magdalena”, “the Holy Face”, … are known by all the people of Jaen, we recommend
you to know them in a pleasant guided tour along the city or by reading some of the many books published on the topic.
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Congress
Tourism
HOTEL INFANTA CRISTINA.
It has different spaces for meetings for up to 300 people. [email protected]
Tel. 953 26 30 40
HOTEL CONDESTABLE IRANZO.
Meeting Rooms with a capacity of 40 to 150 people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 22 28 00
HOTEL HO CIUDAD DE JAÉN.
Its halls can welcome events for up to 2,200 people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 28 48 00
CASERÍA DE LAS PALMERAS.
It has space for meetings and congresses for up to 400 people.
Tel. 953 26 05 77
JAEN YOUTH HOSTEL.
Situated in the historical quarter, it has space for meetings for up
to 150 and 50 people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 31 35 40
ALAMEDA AUDITORIUM.
Situated in the Alameda Park has a capacity for up to 6.500
people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 21 91 16
INFANTA LEONOR THEATRE.
It has a capacity for 790 people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 27 61 57
EXTENSION COURSES BUILDING (UPM).
It has two assambly-room and a capacity for up to 339 people.
[email protected].
Tel. 953 26 31 11
DARYMELIA THEATRE.
It can welcome events for up to 335 people.
[email protected].
Tel. 953 21 91 80
PROFESSIONAL CONSERVATORY. Tel. 953 36 61 15
There are public institutions and enterprises fully equipped to
house congresses and large meetings in the city. These are:
JAEN MARKET AND CONVENTION INSTITUTION.
It has a capacity to host congresses and meetings from 18
to 418 people.
www.ifeja.org.
Tel. 953 08 69 80
UNIVERSITY OF JAEN.
Hosts meetings with a capacity from 82 to 762 people.
www.ujaen.es
Tel. 953 21 21 21
MUDEJAR HALL.
Capacity for 90 people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 21 91 16
HOSPITAL DE SAN JUAN DE DIOS.
Spaces for meetings can host from 25 to 156 people.
Tel. 953 24 80 00
CASTLE OF SANTA CATALINA.
It has a maximum capacity of 64.
[email protected].
Tel. 953 21 91 16
REAL SOCIEDAD ECONÓMICA DE AMIGOS DEL PAÍS.
The Hall has a capacity to host events up to 120 people.
Tel. 953 24 06 00
PARADOR NACIONAL DE TURISMO.
It has a hall with a capacity to host events for up to 70
people.
[email protected]
Tel. 953 23 00 00
Health
Tourism
Jaen
Shopping
Jaen offers new spaces specializing in Health
Tourism:
ALBERGUE JUVENIL DE JAÉN
www.inturjoven.com. Tel. 953 19 06 29
CENTRO NATURE SPA
www.centronature.es. Tel. 953 08 74 24
CLÍNICA LUIS BAÑOS. Tel. 953 26 16 23
www.clinicaluisbaños.es
SAMARKANDA
www.samarkandajaen.com. Tel. 953 07 01 24
In the city centre commercial area you can
spend a bit of shopping to find the perfect
purchase, the gift you need,... as well as
to discover the shops offering the typical
products of Jaen: the extra virgin olive
oil, wine, nuts and meats that will not disappoint even the most exigent palates.
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Jaen, The World Capital of Olive Oil
Olive Oil and its benefits for health
The production of olive oil is for the city of Jaen and all its province’s the most important identity sign having made it famous all over the world. 77% of the
province’s lands are occupied by olive tree groves, that is 60 million olive trees, making it a landscape: long files of green and silver borderline peaks and
valleys creating an ecosystem in its own right, which surprises all those who come to know us.
Olive oil is a fountain of health and has therapeutic effects, which have been acknowledged by all experts. It contains a high quantity of oleic acid contributing to reduce levels of cholesterol. We also find anti-oxidation properties thanks to compounds such as vitamin E and poliphenols, substances that help
to slow up ageing processes. These antioxidants are responsible for the typical itching and bitterness of the picual, variety grown mainly in the province,
considering this as positive organoleptic attributes along with its fruity characteristic aroma. Olive oil is better appreciated in the world of cuisine, which
deepens its roots in Mediterranean tradition. Crude olive oil communicates these qualities to food, so it is very suitable to dress salads, sauces, aliolis, vinaigrettes, cooked food, bread... Olive oil used in fried forms a crust to foods that prevent them from getting more oil and therefore they have fewer calories
than fried with other oils, also preserves the nutritional properties of food. Finally we highlight its resistance to the thermo oxidation due to the high
content of natural antioxidants and oleic acid.
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The Olive Oil Production
Olive oil begins its elaboration process in the olive tree. Harvest is at the beginning of
autumn and ends up with the storage in the warehouse. Therefore, it is of the utmost
importance to control all the phases in the process since the characteristics and qualities
of the oil are conditioned and can be affected by each and every one of the phases. Nevertheless, the great care with which the process is followed during farming, harvesting,
selection and packaging have made Jaen’s olive oil reach their fame; not only because of
the enormous production but also because of the excellent quality of the final product.
This quality reaches its peak with the star amongst olive oils: the extra virgin olive oil. In
the world of olive oil production there are different categories. Extra Virgin Olive Oil is
held to be the best of them all because it faithfully reproduces the odor and the flavour
of the olive. That does not mean that all olive oils in this range have the same characteristics since each olive oil will adopt the odor and flavour of the olive it comes from. This
diversity of flavours delights a great number of consumers.
The most important trade market related to the olive oil world takes place in the city of
Jaen.
EXPOLIVA: The International Olive Oil Market and the related industries. It will be held
from 6th to 9th May 2015:
The Mediterranean Diet, where olive oil is an essential ingredient, has been declared
World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in November 16th, 2010.
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Enjoy the fiesta in the street.
Join our traditions
Feasts of Touristic Interest of Andalusia
January, 16th. San Anton Fires. Monumental bonfires, which are lit in the squares of Jaen as a votive offering to the Patron Saint of Animals, Saint Anthony
the Abbot. Traditional dancing, “Melenchones” is held and people eat roasted pumpkins, popcorn and other traditional products. The International Urban
Race also highlight the “Night of San Anton”, which gathers the elite of athletics world.
March - April. Easter. It has been classed a Spanish Fiesta of National Tourist Interest. It goes on from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. The seventeen existing
“penitent brotherhoods” march through the streets. The oldest dates from 1546. The parades go through a great part of the Old City, where the official
parades occur, with great moments of beauty and emotion. We must highlight the Good Friday’s Eve, with the marching through the streets of the popular
brotherhood known as “Our Father Jesus the Nazarene”, known as “El Abuelo”.
Other Feasts
February. Carnival. Parades, contests and popular fiestas.
April, last Weekend: Farewell and reception of the pilgrims who leave towards the Cabezo Hill, in Andujar, to take part in the Our Lady of la Cabeza pilgrimage. An ancient and very popular pilgrimage parade is held together with the “Colomera” brotherhood in the streets of Jaen.
May, 3rd. The Cross’Day. Floral Crosses are built in patios and small squares. Unusual Children Processions are also held.
May, 2nd Sunday: “Christ of the Rice” Pilgrimage: It is held in the site known as “Fuente de la Peña”, in the city’s outskirts. There are a Fiesta, a Pilgrimage
and a Procession from and to a popular hermitage.
Corpus Christi. A solemn Eucharist Procession is held from the Cathedral. The Holy Sacrament is taken in a silver carriage, exposed in a majestic monumental
monstrance, a replica of the one carved by silversmith Juan Ruiz, “El Vandalino”, in the 16th c.
June, 11th. Fiesta of Our Lady of La Capilla, Patron Saint of Jaen. A procession, popular fiestas and a floral offering take place in San Ildefonso quarter during
some days. There is a solemn mass attended by the City Councilors and the Cathedral Chapter in Saint Ildefonso church.
Throughout the summer there are fiestas going on in the different suburbs of the city.
September, 1st Sunday: Fiestas of the Divine Shepherdess in San Ildelfonso suburb. Parades, religious fiesta and procession organized by a brotherhood of
shepherds created in the 16th c. There is a competition where men can prove their skills and dexterity with “flying of the flags”.
September, 3rd Sunday: The White Virgin Pilgrimage. A popular fiesta in the hermitage of La Imora, in the city’s outskirts. It dates back to the 16th c.
October, 18th Fair of San Lucas. Bull fights. Typical barracks organized by clubs, brotherhoods, societies, etc. with a great atmosphere, are open to all visitors
in the Fair zone called “Alcalde Alfonso Sánchez”. There are also bulls as well as cultural and sport events.
November, 25th Santa Catalina’s Pilgrimage. A popular climb to the Castle overlooking the city to celebrate the Santa Catalina’s fiesta, the city’s Patron Saint.
A fiesta and a procession takes place on the top of the mountain. A country day tasting the typical “grilled sardines”.
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LA PASTIRA INDUSTRIAS SAN PEDRO
Olive Oil Factories
COOPERATIVA SAN JUAN. ACEITE FUENTE DE LA PEÑA.
Industrial de los Olivares Area. s/n Frailes Street. Tel. 953 28 15 05
Visit and shop openningtime:
From 15th September to 15th Mai: M-F: 9.00-14.00 and 17.00-19.00
From 16th Mai to 14th September: M-F: 9.00-14.00
The 1st November starts the harvest
www.aceitesanjuan.com
[email protected]
Road la Guardia, s/n. Tel. 953 22 09 37
Previous appoiment: 953 220 937
Shop openningtime:
September to June:M-Saturday: 9.00 h.–14.00 h. and 16.00 h.–19.00 h.
July and August: M-F: 9.00 h. –14.00 h.
COOPERATIVA VIRGEN DE LA CAPILLA
Road Puente de la Sierra, s/n. Tel. 953 23 61 02
Visit and shop openningtime:
M-F: 9.00 h. -14.00 h. and 16.00 h. -19.00 h.
June: M-F: 9.00 h.–14.00 h. and 16.00 h.–19.00 h.
July and August: M-F: 8.00 h. –14.00 h.
During harvest time: Monday to Sunday: 9.00 h.–19.00 h.
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Tapas and Cuisine
Those ones wishing to discover the secrets of Jaen’s cuisine, during their stay, will have many possibilities to do so and we are convinced that you will not be
disappointed.
For a start if you want to have “tid bits” there is a nourishing repertoire of “tapas”, choose as you please. The popular “bocadito” or bread morsel, olive oil and codfish
are very popular amongst the olive’s trade workers; the small radishes, the black pudding and “chorizo” sausages, the capers and big capers, the great variety of
seasoned olives for example the cornezuelo ones, these are the first to be tasted, snails in broth, and even the typical “rosetas” or “popcorn”, the fried potato chips
in olive oil made in town. All this deserves a good glass of a beer made in Jaen, such as Cruzcampo or a glass of wine from any of these villages Lopera, Porcuna,
Bailen, Torreperogil or Frailes.
There are many bars and restaurants to taste a good tapa, although the most traditional tapas areas are three: one situated around the church of Saint Ildefonso;
another one around the Cathedral, at the Arco del Consuelo Street; and the third one between the Posito and the Constitution Squares.
The Ruta de la Tapa takes place every year in the city, where many bars offer their best and most tradicional tapas.
As for main dishes we must highlight amongst others, the pipirrana ( a type of salad), Jaen style spinach, Jaen broad beans,“rice of Jaen”,“poorman’s potatoes”,“onioned”
tomatoes and codfish, “migas” (crumbs), young goat’s meat (with garlic) and roasted, seasoned pork ribs. For dessert, the most famous ones include “rice with milk”,
“gachas”, apples and melons from the river of Jaen; “alfajor” of Moorsih origin, “pestiños” or “gusanillos”, “ochíos”, “hornazos, “mantecado” buns, and the specialities of
the convents of the city. We recommend an anisette “Castillo de Jaen” or resolí (an herbal-based liqueur already famous in the 15th c) to take with the desserts.
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Restaurants
AROUND THE CATHEDRAL
ABREHUI. Hurtado, 2.....................................................................................953 88 23 52
DARYMELIA. Maestra, 13..............................................................................665 76 86 57
EL PATO ROJO. Bernabé Soriano, 12.......................................................953 23 40 99
EL TOSTÓN. Bernardo López, 11..............................................................953 87 23 11
ESPADAÑA CENTRO. Francisco Martín Mora........................................953 23 87 17
GAMBERO. Senda de los Huertos, 15 bajo............................................953 23 55 11
GLADIUS. Ejido Alcantarilla, 30.................................................................953 08 12 13
GORRIÓN. Arco del Consuelo, 7................................................................953 23 20 00
LA BARRA. Cerón, 7.......................................................................................953 23 23 10
LA BÁSCULA. Joaquín Tenorio, s/n...........................................................953 82 21 00
LA ESPUELA. Maestra, 8...............................................................................953 82 29 42
LA MAFIA. Bernabé Soriano, 31 (local 8)...............................................953 23 03 71
LA MANCHEGA. Bernardo López,8............................................................953 23 21 92
LA PAMPA II. Muñoz Garnica, 1 bajo.......................................................953 23 84 54
LOGGIA. Carrera de Jesús, 5 (esquina Julio Ángel)..............................953 33 10 74
LOS AMIGOS. Bernardo López, 10............................................................953 23 25 05
LOS ESCUDEROS. Los Peñas, 10...............................................................953 23 55 11
PANACEITE. Bernabé Soriano, 1................................................................953 24 06 30
PEÑA FLAMENCA. Maestra, 11...................................................................665 76 86 57
TABERNA ALCOCER. Arco del Consuelo, 9............................................953 23 10 36
CIPRI. Doctor Sagaz Zubelzu, 10. ............................................................953 23 42 95
CONDE DUQUE. Plaza Constitución.........................................................953 08 33 66
DEÁN. Plaza Deán Mazas.............................................................................670 89 41 51
EL MERCADO. Plaza Deán Mazas.
LA GAMBA DE ORO. Nueva, 5. ..................................................................953 24 17 46
MÁXIMO. Melchor Cobo Medina, 6. ........................................................953 23 48 54
MAZAS. Pescadería, 15.................................................................................661 51 71 73
MESÓN LOS MONTERILLOS. Gracianas, 6.............................................675 87 80 16
MESÓN RÍO CHICO. Nueva, 12. .................................................................953 24 08 02
NUDE BRISTOT. Reja de la Capilla, 11....................................................953 23 06 84
TIERRA Y MAR. Nueva, 3.............................................................................953 24 17 46
VOLAPIÉ. Plaza de la Constitución, 3......................................................953 04 82 38
AROUND THE CONSTITUCION SQUARE
AROUND THE BATLE SQUARE
4 ESQUINAS TABERNA. Teodoro Calvache,12.....................................953 88 80 17
AJO ATAO. Pasaje Nuyra (Nueva)..............................................................655 29 45 81
ASADOR LA GAMBA DE ORO. Nueva, 5. ................................................953 24 17 46
CONDESTABLE IRANZO (Hotel). Paseo de la Estación, 32...............953 22 28 00
BATALLAS. Cruz Roja, 4...............................................................................953 26 03 96
CASA ANTONIO. Fermín Palma, 3-bajo. ................................................953 27 02 62
AROUND JARDINILLOS
EL COTO. Martínez Montañés, 9. .............................................................953 27 65 28
EL HALAGO DE PILAR. Plaza San Agustín, 8 bajo...............................953 24 37 52
PILAR DEL ARRABALEJO. Millán de Priego, 59...................................953 24 07 81
TEMPLARIO. San Clemente, 30. ...............................................................953 08 75 69
TABERNA PEPÓN. Eduardo Arroyo, 12....................................................953 23 63 68
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CASA VICENTE. Cristo Rey, 3. ....................................................................953 23 22 22
CHINA PEKÍN. Cruz Roja, 2..................................................................... ….953 22 14 08
GULA. Linares, 8 bajo....................................................................................953 08 15 18
KIOSKO EL PARQUE. Plaza de la Concordia, s/n.................................953 25 13 35
STADIUM. Plaza de las Pastiras, s/n.......................................................953 25 76 08
MESÓN PLAZA DE TOROS. Alameda de Capuchinos, s/n.................953 19 08 76
AROUND RENFE-BULEVAR
ANTAÑO. Rioja, 2............................................................................................953 22 46 51
DISCOVERY. Obispo Estúñiga, 3. .............................................................953 26 71 06
EL CAPRICHO DE ORTEGA. Paseo de España, 18................................953 22 45 24
ENTRE BAMBALINAS. Paseo de España.................................................953 36 94 43
ENTRE TAPAS Y VINOS. Paseo de España, 16......................................953 22 03 16
ESTACIÓN FERROCARRIL (RENFE). Plaza Jaén por la Paz, s/n.......953 27 47 04
FOSTER’S HOLLYWOOD. Paseo de España, 24....................................953 87 04 66
GAMBRINUS. E. García Triviño, 2.............................................................625 19 61 18
KASLER. Miguel Castillejo, 2......................................................................953 25 53 93
LA BOCA. Paseo de España, 2....................................................................953 25 99 59
LA GRAN MURALLA. Paseo Estación, 31................................................953 26 60 32
LA SARTENA. Castilla León, 4....................................................................953 88 90 45
LA TAGLIATELLA. Foral de Navarra, 2....................................................953 88 22 22
LA VERJA. Paseo de la Estación, 56.........................................................953 26 47 19
MATAHAMBRE. Paseo de España, 30......................................................953 22 85 69
O’ MAMMA MIA. Castilla La Mancha, 1...................................................953 26 74 94
RENFE. Plaza Jaén por la Paz, s/n............................................................953 27 47 04
TENTEMPIÉ. Paseo España, 19..................................................................953 08 05 22
TAMESIS. Maestro Sapena, 9......................................................................953 26 70 67
AROUND MADRID AVENUE
AZ-ZAIT. Ctra. de Madrid, s/n.....................................................................953 26 30 40
BAHÍA. Plaza San Roque, 1.........................................................................953 27 26 55
DOVER II. Maestro Cebrián, 1.....................................................................953 25 76 13
EL CORTE INGLÉS. Avda. Madrid, 76........................................................953 24 82 00
EL MERCADO GOURMET( El Corte Inglés). Avda. Madrid, 76.
TELEPIZZA. Avda. Madrid, 34.....................................................................953 27 00 14
AROUND GRANADA AVENUE
BOCATERÍA EL RESPIRO. Adarves bajo, 39...........................................953 24 36 75
CASA CÓRDOBA. Plaza Belén, 8. .............................................................953 23 94 92
CASA HERMINIA. Recinto Ferial. Ctra. Granada, s/n. . . ....................953 26 35 61
EL JARAL. Avda. Granada, 22......................................................................953 23 52 75
LA VESTIDA. Ronda Sur, s/n ......................................................................953 19 08 06
MESÓN ALAMEDA. Adarves bajos, 20 ....................................................953 24 36 40
MESÓN CLUB LOS MONTEROS. Salsipuedes, 2 ..................................953 08 83 58
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AROUND THE CASTLE
JARDINES DE JABALCUZ. Ctra. de los Villares, Km 2...........................953 31 50 23
LA CASERÍA DE PIEDRA. A-650-Fuente de la Peña, Km 3,8..............953 31 51 36
HORNO DE SALVADOR. Ctra. Castillo Santa Catalina.........................953 23 05 28
PARADOR. Ctra. Castillo Santa Catalina, s/n..........................................953 01 05 04
PUENTE TABLAS
AROUND AVENUE OF ANDALUCIA
LA VEGA DE LA REINA. Ctra. de Torrequebradilla, Km 3,5 ...............953 32 40 50
LA ZAGA. Avda. Ben Saprut, s/n ................................................................. 953 87 38 81
LUQUE. Cádiz, 7............................................................................................... 647 94 19 67
ALDO. Profesor Alfonso Sancho Sáez, 12- bajo. Urb. Las Flores...... 953 27 59 54
BURGUER KING. Avda. E. García Maroto, 2.............................................. 953 25 07 77
CASA NATI. Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, 6................................................ 953 27 14 14
DON SANCHO. Avda. Andalucía, 17........................................................... 953 27 51 21
MESÓN SÉNECA. Avda. Andalucía, 27....................................................... 953 25 07 44
SUR. Avda. Andalucía, 35..............................................................................953 25 36 31
YUMAS. Avda. Andalucía, 74........................................................................953 22 82 73
ROAD BAILÉN-MOTRIL
GRENNIS. Antigua Carretera de Granada, Km 40,9.............................636 15 60 34
IRON WOK. Torredonjimeno,7 (Polig. Industrial).................................. 953 87 88 87
JARDINES CERRO PUERTA. Ctra. Jaén–la Guardia, Km 4...................953 31 61 83
JULECA. Ctra Bailén-Motril, Km 23,500...................................................953 32 60 06
LOS OLIVARES. Polig. Los Olivares. Espeluy, p 50................................953 28 18 05
MACDONALD’S. Ctra. Bailén-Motril, Km 37,5 ................................953 23 99 99
LA FRONTERA. Ctra. Bailén-Motril, Km 68..............................................953 30 71 00
OASIS. Autovía Sierra Nevada (Bailén-Motril), Km 59.......................953 30 20 83
RESTAURANTE PANORÁMICO DE JAÉN. (HOTEL HO CIUDAD DE JAÉN).
Autovía Sierra Nevada, km. 36-37..............................................................953 28 48 00
VILLATORRES. Polg.Los Olivares. C/Villatorres, p.18.......................... 953 28 17 80
TEPPANYAKI.Ctra. Madrid, Km 332 .........................................................953 28 05 92
AROUND CORDOBA ROAD
CASERÍA LAS PALMERAS. Ctra. Córdoba, s/n.......................................... 953 26 05 77
AROUND OF JAÉN
PUENTE JONTOYA
CARMEN DE SAN CRISTÓBAL (Salón de Bodas).
Ctra. de la Guardia, s/n..................................................................................958 20 44 92
ROAD OF ALBACETE, ÚBEDA BAEZA
PUENTE DE LA SIERRA
ALAMBIQUE. Antigua Ctra. Bailén-Motril,Km 338...............................953 32 20 12
HACIENDA LOS CABALLOS. Ctra. Jaén-Úbeda, Km 6 . Urb. Cerro Molina.....953 32 24 24
EL BALCÓN. Ctra de Otiñar, Km 8...............................................................953 32 50 13
EL BERENGUEL. Carretera de Otíñar, Km 7,5..........................................953 32 51 13
EL PORTAZGO. Carretera de Otíñar, Km 7............................................... 953 32 51 07
PEGALAJAR
LOS VILLARES ROAD
CUEVA LOS MAJUELOS. Ctra. Mancha Real, km 0,6.
Pegalajar................................................953 36 12 00 / 953 36 03 09/ 620 28 68 73
www.restaurantecuevalosmajuelos.es
EL MIRADOR. Ctra de los Villares, Km 5..................................................953 23 51 31
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BIBLIOTECA PÚBLICA PROVINCIAL.
Santo Reino, 1. Casa de la Cultura............................................................ 953 33 00 85
CENTRO DOCUMENTAL DE TEMAS Y AUTORES GIENNENSES
E INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS GIENNENSES.
Antiguo Hospital de San Juan de Dios................................................... 953 24 80 00
REAL SDAD. ECONÓMICA AMIGOS DEL PAÍS.
Bernabé Soriano, 29...................................................................................... 953 24 06 00
Leisure
BINGO (H. Condestable). Paseo de la Estación, 32............................. 953 22 28 00
DISCOTECA SALA MAMBO. Baeza, s/n. (Del Hotel Condestable).... 953 22 28 00
DISCOTECA KHARMA. Ctra. de Madrid, s/n.
SALA GOLDEN WEST. Paseo de la Estación, 54.
HO CIUDAD DEPORTIVA...............................................................................953 90 00 07
SALA IROQUAI. Adarves Bajos, 41.
Health
AMBULATORIO CENTRAL. Arquitecto Berges,10. .............................. 953 33 50 64
ASISA DELEGACIÓN. Bernabé Soriano, 18-20..................................... 953 19 06 83
C. MÉDICO ASISA. Bernabé Soriano, 18-20 ......................................... 953 23 04 64
CLÍNICA LUIS BAÑOS. Carmelo Torres, 14............................................. 953 26 16 23
CRUZ ROJA. Pl. Sta. María del Valle. ....................................................... 953 25 15 40
HOSPITAL DR. SAGAZ. EL NEVERAL. El Neveral, s/n.. ....................... 953 00 80 00
HOSPITAL GENERAL DE ESPECIALIDADES.
Avda. Ejército Español, 10......................................................................... . 953 00 80 00
HOSPITAL NEUROTRAUMATOLÓGICO. Ctra. Bailén-Motril, s/n....... 953 00 80 00
LA ESTRELLA. CENTRO RESIDENCIAL ESPECIALIZADO EN ALZHEIMER.
Ctra. de Madrid, s/n (junto al hospital neurotraumatológico)........ 953 28 09 23
SALUD RESPONDE ....................................................................................... 902 50 50 60
SERVICIO ANDALUZ DE SALUD, IGUALDAD Y POLÍTICAS SOCIALES.
Pso. Estación................................................................................................... 953 01 30 00
Archives and Libreries
ARCHIVO MUNICIPAL.
Pl. Santa María. (Planta baja Excmo. Ayuntamiento)..........................953 21 91 57
BIBLIOTECAS MUNICIPALES.
Maestra, 18. (Palacio Condestable Iranzo)............................................. 953 21 91 81
Pintor Francisco Quero de Miguel. (Universidad Popular)............ 953 27 62 63
ARCHIVO HISTÓRICO PROVINCIAL. Santo Domingo, 12............... 953 10 12 41
ARCHIVO DIOCESANO. Santa Iglesia Catedral (Galerías altas)...... 953 23 42 33
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HS*MARTIN. Cuatro Torres, 5............................................................. 953 24 36 78
[email protected]
Lodging
H****INFANTA CRISTINA.
Avda. de Madrid, s/n....................................................................... 953 26 30 40
www.hotelinfantacristina.com
[email protected]
H****PARADOR CASTILLO SANTA CATALINA.
Ctra. Castillo de Santa Catalina.................................................. 953 23 00 00
www.parador.es
[email protected]
H**** HO CIUDAD DE JAÉN.
Autovía Bailén-Motril, km. 36-37. ............................................ 953 28 48 00
www.hotelesho.com
[email protected]
H****CONDESTABLE IRANZO. Paseo de la Estación, 32............... 953 22 28 00
www.hotelcondestableiranzo.com
[email protected]
HR*CARLOS V. Avda. de Madrid,4.
[email protected]............................................................... 953 22 20 91
P*
ÍBEROS. Avda. Eduardo García Maroto, 14, 6ºD................... 953 25 50 85
www.pensioniberos-jaen.com
[email protected]
AT
IN HOUSE. Lope de Sosa, 20.........................................................953 04 95 67
ALBERGUE JUVENIL DE JAÉN. Borja, s/n................................. 953 31 35 40
www.inturjoven.com | [email protected]
ALOJAMIENTO RURAL LA CASERÍA DE PIEDRA.
Ctra. Los Villares, km. 3.700........................................................ 953 31 51 36
www.lacaseriadepiedra.com
[email protected]
CENTRO DE MAYORES SAN LUCAS.
(Unidad de Estancia Diurna)
Melilla, 2. (junto a Hotel Infanta Cristina)............................. 953 22 33 92
RESIDENCIA DE MAYORES CARIDAD Y CONSOLACIÓN.
Juan Pablo II, s/n............................................................................. 953 10 06 99
H***EUROPA. Pl. Belén,1........................................................................953 22 27 00
www.hoteleuropajaen.es
[email protected]
H*** JULECA. Ctra. Bailén-Motril, km 23, 500................................. 953 32 60 06
Autovía Salida 26 (Las Infantas)
www.juleca.com
H*** XAUEN. Pl. Dean Mazas, 3.............................................................953 24 07 89
www.hotelxauenjaen.com
[email protected]
HS**HOSTAL RESTAURANTE ESTACIÓN
Pl. Jaén por la Paz, s/n....................................................................953 27 46 14
www.hostalestacionjaen.com
[email protected]
THE VILLARES:
H**HOTEL ACG. Alameda, 19.............................................................. 953 32 09 19
www.hotelacg.com
[email protected]
HS*CRISTÓBAL COLÓN. Doctor Civera, 5-2o A...............................953 87 26 96
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Useful Addresses
AYUNTAMIENTO. Plaza de Santa María, s/n.......................................... 953 21 91 00
www.aytojaen.es | [email protected]
AQUALIA. Rafael Ortega Sagrista, 15 B.
− Atención al Cliente.................................................................................... 900 81 31 40
− Averías....................................................................................................... ... 900 81 31 41
ÁREA DE TURISMO DIPUTACIÓN PROVINCIAL.
Pl. San Francisco. Palacio de la Diputación......................................... 953 24 80 00
www.promojaen.es | [email protected] | www.dipujaen.es
ASOSTEL. Paseo Estación, 30................................................................... .953 10 10 52
ATENCIÓN AL CIUDADANO. Carrera Jesús, s/n................................... 900 72 72 73
www.aytojaen.es/cdl | [email protected]
AGUSTÍN GARZÓN MARTÍNEZ. DISEÑADOR DE INTERIORES
http://agarma83.wix.com/agarma83
BOMBEROS...........................................................................................953 22 00 22 / 080
CAJA RURAL DE JAÉN. Parque Tecnológico GEOLIT.
El Condado, manzana 23. Mengíbar....................................................... 953 21 01 00
COMISARÍA DE POLICÍA. Arquitecto Berges, 11…...................953 29 51 17 / 091
CONCEJALÍA DE CULTURA, TURISMO, FIESTAS Y PATRIMONIO
Bernardo López, s/n...................................................................................…953 21 91 16
[email protected]
CONCEJALÍA DE TRANSPORTES. Carrera de Jesús, s/n.................. . 953 27 65 66
CORREOS Y TELÉGRAFOS. Pl. de los Jardinillos, 4........................... 953 24 59 93
DELEGACIÓN PROVINCIAL DE TURISMO
DE LA JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍA. Arquitecto Berges,7.......................…953 01 33 10
EPASSA. Fermín Palma, 5-bajo................................................................. 953 29 50 87
FCC. C/ Maestra, 8 bajo................................................................................ 953 23 30 28
GERENCIA MUNICIPAL DE URBANISMO. Pl. de la Merced, s/n...... 953 21 91 91
GUARDIA CIVIL. Avda. Ejército Español, 14..............................953 25 03 40 / 062
INSTITUCIÓN FERIAL. Ctra. Granada, s/n. | www.ifeja.org ........... 953 08 69 80
Se celebran entre otras: Expoliva y Tierra Adentro.
JEFATURA PROVINCIAL DE TRÁFICO. Sta María del Valle............. 953 25 27 47
JUZGADOS. . .................................................................................................... 953 01 27 36
OF. MPAL. INFORMACIÓN AL CONSUMIDOR.
Joaquín Tenorio,12 bajo...........................................................................…953 23 50 20
[email protected]
OFICINA ACCESO ELECTRÓNICO. J. Tenorio, 12................................. 953 21 91 11
OFICINA DE TURISMO. Maestra, 8. ........................................................ 953 19 04 55
Horario: Lunes a Viernes: 9.00 a 19.30 h.
Sábados, Domingos y festivos: 9.30 a 15.00 h.
[email protected] | www.aytojaen.es | www.turjaen.org
[email protected] | www.andalucia.org
PARQUE EMPRESARIAL “NUEVO JAÉN”
San Clemente, 1- 4º. ................................................................................... 953 24 17 68
POLICÍA LOCAL. Avda. Granada, s/n. ..........................................953 27 68 90 / 092
SEVILLANA GRUPO ENDESA.
- Oficina Principal. Avda. Ejercito Español, 4...................................... 953 22 37 08
- At. al Cliente: Avda. Madrid, 52............................................................. 953 26 42 48
- Averías ........................................................................................................ 902 51 65 16
SOMUVISA. Álamos, 14 bajo..................................................................... 953 23 58 33
SUBDELEG. GOBIERNO. Plza. Batallas.................................................. 953 99 90 00
TELEFÓNICA. Obispo Estúñiga............................................................................... 11818
UNIVERSIDAD. Campus de las Lagunillas, s/n.................................... 953 21 21 21
www.ujaen.es
VIVERO DE EMPRESAS DE LA CÁMARA DE COMERCIO.
Federico Mayor Zaragoza, s/n.................................................................... 953 29 73 00
Travel Agencies
CALABRUS. Navas de Tolosa, 10 , Pasaje.................. 953 27 44 44 / 953 27 44 43
www.calabrusviajes.com | [email protected]
C-BARCELÓ. Cid Campeador, 1................................................................... 953 25 09 90
[email protected]
EL CORTE INGLÉS. Navas de Tolosa, 11.................... 953 27 22 86 / 953 27 02 01
[email protected]
Implant Viajes S.L.
Navas de Tolosa, 4, 6
Pasaje Lis Palace, local 28............................................953 22 15 11 / 953 22 96 68
[email protected]
HALCON. Navas de Tolosa , 9........................................953 25 96 00 / 953 27 09 82
[email protected]
MEZQUITA VIAJES. Avda. Eduardo Garcia Maroto, 8............................. 953 29 420
[email protected]
NAUTALIA VIAJES. Navas de Tolosa, 4................................................... 953 96 11 12
[email protected] | www.nautaliaviajes.com
TRINO VIAJES. CIRCUITOS DIEZ.
San Clemente, 15.............................................................953 23 66 00 / 953 23 62 82
[email protected]
VIAJES ELISABETHTOURS. Avda. de Andalucía,4 bajo...................... 953 82 10 21
[email protected]
VIAJES RUZ. Avda. Andalucía, 45 bajo.................................................... 953 10 08 32
[email protected]
VIAJES SANTA BÁRBARA S.L.
Paseo de la Estación, 12 (Pasaje Mazas)..................953 25 66 50 / 953 26 26 31
[email protected]
VIAJES SANTIAGO & CAÑADA. Paseo de la Estación, 1.................... 953 08 76 59
[email protected]
VIAJAEN. Federico Mendizábal, 11............................953 24 58 55 / 953 24 10 85
www.viajaen.es | [email protected]
VIAJES ACERCA EVENTOS Y CONSULTING
Avda. Granada, 29-7º b................................................................................. 953 23 64 49
VIAJES Y RECEPTIVPO MACROTOUR. Avda. de Andalucía, 83....... 953 03 83 81
www.macrotour.eu | [email protected]
ZAFIRO TOURS. Molinos, 8......................................................................... 953 07 00 70
[email protected] | www.jaen.zafirotours.es
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Car Rental
Cinemas
ATESA. Pl. Jaén por la Paz, s/n. (Est. Renfe)............................................953 25 59 63
EUROPCAR. Pl. Jaén por la Paz, s/n. (Est. Renfe)...................................953 26 60 11
Hertz. C.C. Carrefour. Autovía de Sierra Nevada, Km 37,5..............953 22 29 54
LA LOMA MULTICINES. Centro Comercial «La Loma».......................... 953 27 39 01
Bike Rental
Boulevard Bike. La Rioja, 3................................................................ 953 89 47 60
[email protected]
Sport Bike. San Franciso Javier, 14..................................................... 953 27 44 76
[email protected]
Transport
AUTOBUSES URBANOS CASTILLO............................................................. 953 28 00 27
www.aytojaen.es/ La ciudad/ transporte publico/ transporte bus urbano
http://www.smartcityjaen.com/buses/
AEROPUERTO FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA GRANADA-JAÉN.
Ctra. antigua de Málaga, Chauchina, Granada..................................... 902 40 47 04
ESTACIÓN DE AUTOBUSES. Pl. de la Libertad, s/n...............................953 23 23 00
www.epassa.es/autobus | [email protected]
ESTACIÓN ADIF. Pl. Jaén por la Paz, s/n. www.renfe.es..................... 902 24 02 02
RADIO TAXI........................................................................ 953 27 10 10 / 953 22 22 22
Tour Guides 2014
Asociación Provincial de Informadores de Turismo. APIT Jaén.
http://guiasoficialesjaen.com...................................... 953 19 02 86 / 606 68 23 03
Seturja ( Servicios turísticos de Jaén )
http://bonoturistico.com............................................... 953 23 68 98 / 953 10 83 10
SEMER Turismo. http://semerturismo.com...... 953 79 11 27 / 953 75 79 16
VISITAS TEATRALIZADAS BARAKA PROJECT
[email protected]
Internet
Accesos a internet gratis: bibliotecas provincial y municipal. Wifi gratis en: Plaza
de Santa María, Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza Jardinillos, Plaza de la Concordia,
Plaza de la Libertad, Plaza de la Policía Nacional, Plaza Nuevo Teatro. En los
parques: Seminario, Fuentezuelas, Ciudad de los niños, Puente de la Sierra,
Puente Nuevo, Puente Tablas, Puente Jontoya, las Infantas, Jabalcuz, Salobreja,
Fuentezuelas,...
Sitios Internet: C/ Ramón y Cajal, C/ Hurtado; Señora Ciempies, Sala de Estar.
Exhibition Rooms
Collaborative Enterprises
ANTIGUO CASINO DE ARTESANOS. Cerón, s/n ................................... 953 21 91 41
ANTIGUO HOSPITAL DE SAN JUAN DE DIOS.
Plaza San Juan de Dios, s/n ...................................................................... 953 24 80 19
CAJA DE AHORROS DE GRANADA. Paseo de la Estación, 6.............. 953 25 09 52
CASAS GEMELAS. Jardines de Jabalcuz................................................... 953 21 91 16
CENTRO CULTURAL BAÑOS ÁRABES DEL PALACIO
DE VILLARDOMPARDO. Plaza Luisa de Marillac, s/n......................... 953 24 80 68
COLEGIO DE ARQUITECTOS. Almenas, s/n..............................................953 23 47 31
DEAN MARTÍNEZ DE MAZAS. Galerías altas de la Catedral,
Plaza de Santa María, s/n .......................................................................... 953 23 42 33
DIPUTACIÓN DE JAÉN. Joaquín Tenorio, s/n.......................................... 953 24 80 00
GALERÍA 41 m2 . Carrera de Jesús, s/n....................................................627 56 87 57
MIGUEL CASTILLEJO. Avda. Madrid, 15....................................................953 21 44 17
MUSEO DE JAÉN. Paseo de la Estación, 27........................................... 953 10 13 66
R.S.E. AMIGOS DEL PAÍS. Bernabé Soriano, 29..................................... 953 24 06 00
SALÓN MUDEJAR. Bernardo López, s/n ................................................. 953 21 91 16
SEÑORA CIEMPIES. SALA DE ESTAR. Cerón, 22.................................... 630 14 14 70
UNIVERSIDAD DE JAÉN. Paraje las Lagunillas, s/n.
Edificio Zabaleta............................................................................................ 953 21 21 21
UNIVERSIDAD POPULAR MUNICIPAL.
Sede Central. Avda. Andalucía, 47............................................................. 953 26 31 11
ACEITES DE JAÉN LIENZO VERDE.
- Oficinas. Ctra. de la Guardia, 2-28...........................................................692 74 44 87
- Tienda. Bernabé Soriano, 19.................................................................... 953 24 00 54
ASISA. Bernabé Soriano, 18-20................................................................. 953 19 06 83
ASOCIACIÓN DE FAMILIARES DE ENFERMOS DE ALZHEIMER.
San Clemente, 4, 4º....................................................................................... 953 24 09 50
AYUNTAMIENTO DE JAÉN.
Concejalía de Cultura, Turismo y Patrimonio Histórico..................... 953 21 91 16
CARREFOUR. www.carrefour.es
C.Comercial La Loma. Ctra. de Bailén-Motril km 37,5....................... 902 20 20 00
CASA DE CÓRDOBA. www.restaurantecasacordoba.es
Plaza de Belén, 8............................................................................................ 953 23 94 92
CENTRO COMERCIAL LA LOMA...................................................................953 27 18 00
www.centrocomerciallaloma.com
CLÍNICA LUIS BAÑOS. Carmelo Torres, 14............................................. 953 26 16 23
CUEVA LOS MAJUELOS. Ctra. Mancha Real, km 0,6.
Pegalajar................................................953 36 12 00 / 953 36 03 09/ 620 28 68 73
www.restaurantecuevalosmajuelos.es
CRUZCAMPO. Ctra. de Córdoba, 3............................................................. 953 26 40 51
EPASSA. Fermín Palma, 5 bajo...................................................................953 29 50 87
ESTACIONES DE SERVICIO QUESADA.
Polígono Los Olivares, parcela 10-14..................................................... 953 24 98 03
EUROPCAR. Pl. Jaén por la Paz, s/n. (Est. Renfe) | www.europcar.es... 953 26 60 11
PARQUE EMPRESARIAL “NUEVO JAÉN”.
GESTORA DEL NUEVO POLÍGONO INDUSTRIAL, S.A.
Bedmar, 29. Polígono Industrial Los Olivares.
Edificio EMPLAZA, Local 6............................................................................953 24 17 68
FUENTE PEÑA COOP. ANDALUZA DEL CAMPO SAN JUAN.
Políg. Los Olivares. C/ Frailes, s/n | www.aceitessanjuan.com.......... 953 08 14 00
HOSTAL RESTAURANTE ESTACIÓN.
Plaza Jaén por la Paz, s/n. | www.hostalestacionjaen.com...............953 27 46 14
HOTEL ACG. Alameda, 19. Los Villares | www.hotelacg.com.................. 953 32 09 19
LA ESPUELA. Maestra, 8. | www.laespuelarestaurante.com................ 953 82 29 42
LA ESTRELLA. CENTRO RESIDENCIAL ESPECIALIZADO EN ALZHEIMER.
Ctra. de Madrid, s/n (junto al hospital neurotraumatológico)........ 953 28 09 23
LA FUNDICIÓN (H. ACG). www.hotelacg.com
Alameda, 19. Los Villares............................................................................. 953 32 09 19
LA PASTIRA INDUSTRIAS SAN PEDRO. www.lapastira.com
Ctra. de la Guardia, s/n................................................................................. 953 22 09 37
PANACEITE. Bernabé Soriano, 1. www.panaceite.com...................... 953 24 06 30
PENSIÓN ÍBEROS. Avda. Eduardo García Maroto, 14, 6D.................. 953 25 50 85
PEÑA FLAMENC A DE JAÉN. Maestra, 11................................................. 665 76 86 57
SLA PRODUCCIONES. Pol. Los Cascajales. C/ Mentesa, 7...................653 23 27 51
SOMUVISA. Álámos, 14 bajo...................................................................... 953 23 58 33
TABERNA 4 ESQUINAS. Teodoro Calvache, 12. S. Ildefonso.....................953 88 80 17
UNIVERSIDAD DE JAÉN.
Campus Las Lagunillas, s/n. | www.ujaen.es........................................... 953 21 21 21
VIRGEN DE LA CAPILLA. www.virgencapilla.es
Ctra. Puente la Sierra (Arroyo Valparaíso), km.2.................................. 953 23 61 02
VOLAPIÉ. Pl. de la Constitución, 3............................................................ 953 04 82 38
Souvenir Shops
ACEITES DE JAÉN LIENZO VERDE. Bernabé Soriano, 19................... 953 24 00 54
CASA PACO. Patatas y frutos secos. Pl. de los Jardinillos, 7.............. 953 26 00 38
ENTRE CAÑAS Y BARRO. Colón, 2............................................................. 648 18 45 56
GALERÍA DE VINOS CALDOS. Cerón, 12.................................................. 953 23 59 99
LA ACEITERA JAENERA. Senda de los Huertos..................................... 953 24 13 35
PANACEITE (Taberna Tienda). Bernabé Soriano, 1. ............................953 10 01 47
PASIÓN POR 389 ALFILERES. Venta de muñecas típicas..................953 27 04 89
pastelería Josán. Campanas, s/n....................................................639 30 11 37
REPOSTERÍA TRADICIONAL. En conventos de la ciudad.
ROBER. Cerón (esquina Bernardo López)............................................... 953 23 24 15
SAGITARIO. Ramón y Cajal, 1 bajo (esq. Bernabé Soriano)...............953 23 47 02
TIERRA DE OLIVOS. Maestra, 7A................................................................ 664 33 78 82
VIVERO DE ARTESANOS. Carrera de Jesús, s/n.................................... 625 63 10 25
Theatres, Concert Halls
and Conference Rooms
AUDITORIO LA ALAMEDA. Alameda de Capuchinos, s/n................... 953 21 91 16
AULA MAGNA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD. Paraje de las Lagunillas, s/n..... 953 21 21 21
CONSERVATORIO PROFESIONAL DE MÚSICA. Compañía, s/n......... 953 36 61 15
SALÓN DE ACTOS DE LA REAL SOCIEDAD ECONÓMICA
DE AMIGOS DEL PAÍS. Bernabé Soriano, 29.......................................... 953 24 06 00
SALÓN MUDÉJAR DEL PALACIO DEL CONDESTABLE. Maestra, 16.... 953 21 91 16
TEATRO DARYMELIA. Colón, 6................................................................... 953 21 91 80
TEATRO INFANTA LEONOR. Molino Condesa, s/n................................953 27 61 57
- Venta de entradas en: Taquilla del Teatro ......................................... 953 21 91 80
accessibility
www.fejidif.org · www.puedoviajar.es
Eurotaxi...................................................................................................... 953 22 22 22
© Excmo. Ayuntamiento de Jaén & ECA guías&publicidad
·Coordination: Concejalía de Cultura y Turismo / Oficina de Turismo.
·Photos: Ayuntamiento de Jaén y A. Garzón Martínez.
Foto página 28 cedida por Clínica Luis Baños.
· Gastronomy Pictures: Restaurante Tamesis.
Orthopedics
García Ferriz. Paseo Estación, 32-C............................................... .953 25 62 16
López. Avda. E.García Maroto, 4...............................................................953 27 24 24
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