The visitor will be able to know the system of walls, towers and doors, the aljibes, its streets, wineries and mills, along with the imposing Abacial Major Church, the former City Hall and the military plateau that serve as a guide for this journey in time and are shown as unique and unique spaces to develop and show the life and customs of the medieval era.

Through visual and interactive technologies in three dimensions (videomapping, holograms, etc.) it offers the visitor a tour, from the Iberorromana era, through the history of Mengibar related to its geographical location in the confluence of three great rivers: Guadalquivir, Guadalclón and Guadalimar. In this line, its content links with routes such as the time journey of the Iberians or the Phoenicians. Its assembly has received the advice and support of the professionals of the University Institute of Ibera Archaeology of the University of Jaén, headed by Juan Pedro Bellón Ruiz, current director.

In the Arms Room of the Jódar Castle is currently the Visitors' Centre of the Sierra Magina Natural Park. The Centre for Reception and Interpretation of the said Park located in the southern tower of the castle, describes with interactive and interpretative explanatory panels, its landscape, fauna and flora. A project to reintroduce the Primilla Cernícalo in the Natural Park is carried out in the northern tower.

Thus, the first floor is dedicated to one of the most important sets of rock, eulin and schematic art in the province of Jaén, declared World Heritage by Unesco in 1998. On the ground floor the theme revolves around the Roman villa of Bruñel, with an amazing group of mosaics in excellent conservation. The tour is set with the exhibition of interesting objects, recreations, audiovisual, interactive and a teaching classroom for small visitors to learn by playing.

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.

Each centre has a different theme on various aspects related to oleticulture, such as oil production systems and evolution throughout history, olive oil qualities and uses, olive oil cultivation systems, olive oil analysis and marketing system, olive biology, olive varieties, olive by-products, olive and its uses, olive heritage, olive oil traditions, types and qualities and olive oil history. The Alcalá la Real is dedicated to the oil production systems and their evolution throughout history.

Each centre has a different theme on various aspects related to oleticulture, such as oil production systems and evolution throughout history, olive oil qualities and uses, olive oil cultivation systems, olive oil analysis and marketing system, olive biology, olive varieties, olive by-products, olive and its uses, olive heritage, olive oil traditions, types and qualities and olive oil history. The Valdepeñas de Jaén is dedicated to the history of olive and olive oil.

Each centre has a different theme on various aspects related to oleticulture, such as oil production systems and evolution throughout history, olive oil qualities and uses, olive oil cultivation systems, olive oil analysis and marketing system, olive biology, olive varieties, olive by-products, olive and its uses, olive heritage, olive oil traditions, types and qualities and olive oil history. The Torredelfield is dedicated to the qualities of olive oil and uses.

Each centre has a different theme on various aspects related to oleticulture, such as oil production systems and evolution throughout history, olive oil qualities and uses, olive oil cultivation systems, olive oil analysis and marketing system, olive biology, olive varieties, olive by-products, olive and its uses, olive heritage, olive oil traditions, types and qualities and olive oil history. The de Martos is dedicated to the types of olive oils and their quality.

Each centre has a different theme on various aspects related to oleticulture, such as oil production systems and evolution throughout history, olive oil qualities and uses, olive oil cultivation systems, olive oil analysis and marketing system, olive biology, olive varieties, olive by-products, olive and its uses, olive heritage, olive oil traditions, types and qualities and olive oil history. The Frailes is dedicated to the analysis of the olive sector. And the olive oil marketing system.