The museum, considered a Good of Cultural Interest, is divided into several spaces; three buildings that house different models of almazaras, a garden of olive varieties from several countries and the Bodega.

Along the route of the visit, steps are shown to obtain the oil, from the most traditional methods of olive cultivation to the modern marketing and packaging processes.

In the museum you can know the characteristics of olive oil, value its properties and deepen the different aspects that define its quality, gradation, color, etc. You can also physically know the different varieties of olive trees, as it has a garden with trees of each variety, but it deserves special attention, a 19th century winery known as the "Cathedral of Oil." In addition, the complex has a conference room for 230 people. Oil caters are made for groups, tasting and other activities related to the olive tree.

Our long history in the field of education allows us to make available to users all our years of experience; the results are manifested in the confidence that many educational centres, teachers and families that year after year support our project are placed in us. Granja Escuela Sierra Mágina has specialized in the programming of activities aimed at a student aged 3 to 16 mainly. On the other hand, every year, we face new challenges to adapt to new needs by always focusing on quality education as a pillar of our project.

The ecological olive tree, which has been the only one that has existed since the emergence of olive cultivation until the middle of the 20th century, has again been reborn today, finding in Sierra de Segura an ideal place to redelight us with this humanized ecosystem, a refuge of flora and fauna, which has served the sustainable development of the Mediterranean peoples for more than 5000 years. This Ecological Olivar Interpretation Center is located in the Sierra de Génave Almazara, which tells us its history, lived in one of the most extensive protected areas in Europe, the Sierras Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.

The itinerary begins in the main building and is a tour of the culture of the organic olive tree. From the reception we see an Andalusian courtyard, where the History Room of the last 10,000 years of olive-growing is located. The Itinerary continues to the upper floor. A mural on the ecological olive tree of the Sierra de Segura is with us in the background in the Olivar Agrosystem Hall, which highlights the importance of practicing sustainable agricultural systems, such as the organic olive tree.

The next room introduces us to the various uses of the olive tree, which are varied and very rooted in Mediterranean culture. Finally, you can access the Art and Olivo Exhibition Room, with reproductions of works related to the olive tree and where videos are projected on the olive tree.

These municipal facilities are located in the Parque Periurbano Monte La Sierra, 23 km from Jaén, with an extension of 2,720 Hectareas, a mountainous terrain and an average altitude of 1000-1200 meters, make it a natural space of high botanical, faunistic and geological interest, which make it part of the Network of Protected Natural Spaces of Andalusia (RENPA). The Hall offers mainly environmental awareness activities, environmental programs, day, camps... not to mention the playful sports facet.