For this reason, the Arjona Historical Set is "Balcony de la Campiña." This aspect of "Balcony" of the countryside has been taken care of in Arjona, with the construction of looking parks that offer the citizen the possibility to contemplate the landscape of the countryside of Olivar, as well as the silhouette that leave on the horizon, other cities or geographical accidents such as the plain of the Guadalquivir Valley in Andújar, with Sierra Morena behind its back in its northern landscape, or the mountain chains of Sierra Magina, the Peña de Martos or the site of the Castle of Santa Catalina (Jaén) to the south.

Most of these viewpoints are located within the tour of the guided tours, two of them, those called "Mirador del Cemeterio de los Santos" and the "Mirador de la Plaza del Rey Alhamar," are specifically located in the area of the primitive Alcázar, that is, in the highest area of the town, the first looks to the North and the second to the South. The other viewpoints are located at lower levels, not less interesting, on Sol Street and Adarves Street.

These viewpoints provide an extraordinary incentive to the Uruguayan monumental heritage, providing landscape values of a strategic nature, which makes it a reference point to contemplate much of the North countryside and the South Serrania of the province.

It is a watchtower, of Arab origin, perfectly conditioned as a lookout that offers the visitor beautiful views of the valley of the Cuadros River, surrounded by gardens and crops, and part of the Natural Park of Sierra Magina. It is accessed through the signposted path of the Viñas and is a privileged place to contemplate one of Europe's largest highland forests, whose glasses intertwine with each other by forming a plant vault that barely lets the sky see.

At 1,883 m above sea level, the visual basin is 360º, and can be seen from the Almadén almost the entire province, even the tops of Sierra Nevada. From the botanical point of view, the Almadén peak offers an interesting snapshot of the different bioclimatic floors, from the Mediterranean to the Mediterranean, which exist in the Natural Park of Sierra Magina.

The town of Albanchez de Magina is accessed from the capital by the A-316 in the direction of Ubeda: After going about 12 km, to the right, we will turn to the A-320 in the direction of Mancha Real. In this town we will take the JA-3106 road towards Torres. Finally, from here we will head for the JA-1107 to Albanchez, which is about 12 km away.

Albanchez de Mágina clings over the rocky skirmish of Mount Aznaitín (1,745 meters), headed towards the vertigo of a wide and deep valley watered by the often-flowing channel of the Albanchez River. On the needle of a sharp farallon lies its rocky castle of Arab origin, becoming an unbeatable lookout over the northern geography of this mountain massif of the Natural Park of Sierra Magina.

This lookout, located between adhesives, shows us in the distance the saws of Los Calderones and Ambroz, which make up the north-eastern end of the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park. This place, greatly linked to well-known cattle, opens a landscape where the humanized and the natural live together in balance. In these dehesas, the predominant species is the oak, which is altered in some areas with cork. It is curious to see how the higher stripes of solana show areas of rallies and sometimes covered with pringy pits, while in the most intertwined umbria in the valleys that make up these loins, vegetation hardly allows to see the ground. Many cynegetic species find shelter and food in these formations. It is not unusual to cross with some partridge followed by its partridges or to check how some eagle merods through the area for food.