It has interactive and audiovisual that show us how those Iberians of Alto Guadalquivir thought, as was their social organization, based on the lineage and the aristocrats, and how the funerary world was in the origins of iberism.

The Centre of the Principesque Tombs of Peal allows you to know the theme of the life of the ultratumba and the funeral rites.

The tower that defends the Puerta de Ubeda is home to the "Interpreting Center of Baeza Medieval." Small interpretation center related to the complex defensive system of the city of Baeza and its medieval history.

In the Casa-Museum of Cerdá and Rico we find information panels to illustrate the visitor about the dimension and artistic size of our pioneer of photography and to interpret the family building conceived by and for photography, a place where light plays a fundamental role, highlighting the glass bunk in the center of the house that illuminates all the rooms.

It is the venue of the prestigious Arturo Cerdá y Rico International Photography Competition, a competition of great trajectory and recognition in the current world of photography, approved by the Spanish Confederation of Photography and the Andalusian Federation of Photography in which the Diputación de Jaén collaborates. Place of talks and conferences of different subjects, as well as of photographic workshops. A multi-purpose building where small music concerts and book presentations are also offered. The center houses part of the original furniture of the house, as well as some of the property of Dr. Cerda.

It is located in Aldeaquemada, and has the purpose of creating cultural and museum activities, also being the local Tourist Office.

The Centre for Interpretation and Ecomuseo shows, through various panels and audiovisual technologies, the valuable cultural heritage of Rupéstre Art existing in this municipality, declared "Heritage of the" Humanity "by Unesco in 1998, the natural heritage thanks to the Natural Area of the Cascade of La Cimbarra and others, and the historical heritage associated with the colonization of Charles III in the 18th century.

A multifunctional space, of outreach, learning and entertainment around the culture of extra Virgin Olive Oil, allowing the visitor to approach and deepen this millennial culture. All this in an exhibition area of more than 1,200 m ², through museum areas, interactive panels, exhibitions, time tunnel (a complete tour of the oil processing process, by models from the olive to the winery, in antiquity and today) and children's areas with our pet "Olivia."

A number of educational activities are also carried out for visitors, such asOil tats, oil deustations,Training courses, gastronomic workshops,Days,Conferences, Oil workshopsandChildren's activities.

There is a specialized shop, where the visitor will find a selection of the best extra virgin olive oils, of different varieties of olives, with daily tastings, along with typical gastronomy, cosmetics and crafts that you can buy.

The Sequero de Siles is the Centre for the Interpretation and Reception of Visitors of the Sierra de Segura. Its name is because the building where it is located is an old "dryer" or pineapple dryer.

The old sequero was owned by the Icona, dedicated to the extraction of pineapples from the pineapples, which were later stored in glass containers for better conservation. It was abandoned in the late 1970s, and in the late 1990s, the City Council obtained the property, beginning its restoration and value. The museum was officially opened on 19 January 2003. In the center is also integrated the Mycological Information Point of Siles.

It has a thematic space dedicated to forest trades. Its name is because the building where it is located is an old "dry" or pineapple dryer in which the pineapples were removed and stored in glass vessels for storage and transport.

In its rooms you can approach the world of the ancient offices of the mountain, the fungi, the ethnography, the history and the biodiversity of the Sierra de Segura region. The building itself, recently restored, is worth looking at in detail. Its original use was the preparation of the pineapples used as seeds in the repopulations of these saws and other areas of Spain, activity remained alive during the decades of the 50 to the 70's last century. A part of the curious machinery with which the complex process of extraction, selection and drying of the pineapples was carried out is currently exposed.

We suggest...

• Use the Sequero's excellent information service to ask all you need.

• Enjoy the views of the environment of Siles from the terrace of the Centre.

• Stop you in the theme space "Los Oficios del Bosque," for the quality of your information and visual resources.

• Take advantage of the Mycological Information Point to learn more about the fascinating world of mushrooms and mushrooms.