The museum offers us a tour of different aspects of traditional life, such as the stays of the serrana house, the rural school, the barbershop, the old inn, the stable and the trades related to the forest. There is also a small shop for crafts and food.

The small and isolated valley of Los Anchos, surrounded by mountains, is of an overwhelming beauty, especially in the autumn, when the wings of the stream become yellow.

The village of Los Anchos is one of the best preserved in the Natural Park. Very close to it there are two others around which you have to take a walk, which are those of Prado Maguillo and La Cañada del Saucar. From this last part a senderist route marked PR-A 196, which goes up to the Calar del Cobo, specifically to the Puntal of the Mass, one of the best viewpoints of the Natural Park. In Prado Maguillo there are also signposted trails.

You can visit the Interpretation Centre in Vilches (currently closed by reforms) and learn about the historical evolution of this important site, but there is a fence that closes the passage to the fortified city, so it is necessary to telephone the City Hall in advance, on working hours from 8: 00 to 14: 00, to make an appointment.

In the archaeological enclave you can visit a prehistoric sanctuary, an Iberian village, a cenobium or eemite paleocristian or visigode and a Almohad castle, all surrounded by beautiful landscapes between olive and saw. Landscape, culture, heritage, history, nature, hiking... are intermingled in Giribola, where it is possible to appreciate the footprint left by different peoples and cultures over the centuries.

Thus, along with the vestiges of the castle, the traveller will also be able to see the remains that are still preserved from the great wall surrounding the Iberian oppidum, an important city that occupied a strategic place on the road of connection between Catulo and the Levant and that was abandoned after being swept away by the Romans. Similarly, the numerous caves that are distributed on the slopes of the hill, the so-called Cuevas de Espeluca, are also interesting.

Declared Good of Cultural Interest in 2014, the La Calderona tank in Porcra (Jaén) is a water tank in the Roman city of Obulco, which is presumed to be linked to a water infrastructure of themunicipum,Maybe public hot springs. In the time of the Roman Empire, the growth of the large walled city led to the area being covered with large stone pillars on which new constructions were settled, thus starting what became its final burial.

In the Spanish civil war the tank served as an anti-aircraft shelter. In a fortuitous way, there was a finding that put the experts on the track of the original infrastructure: as they went down to the ground to protect themselves from the bombing, the neighbors observed that the wells they had in their homes were part of a more complex structure.

After a long and complex restoration, the tank currently in operation has been opened to the public. In order to access the level of the deposit, the intervention required, first, to build a new building, to serve as a reception centre for visitors and to integrate in turn the helicoidal ramp of down with 100 meters suspended, that do not touch the archaeological remains. In order to locate the new construction, an empty area was taken advantage of, located on one of the margins of the nearest road, so that the houses located on the Roman complex were not affected. In this way, the search for access to the tank ended up generating as added in addition to the new construction, a bridge that crosses San Marcos street and a tunnel that passes below the houses.

The project, led by the architect Pablo Millán, is based on the interrelationship of opposite realities and that, in the face of complexity, proposes a discourse based on the simplicity of a clean, geometrically precise architecture that does not conflict with the heritage architecture, present both in the Roman tank and in all the domestic buildings that appear during the archaeological intervention. In front of the space under the railing, hidden, in which the light does not enter, there is a new clear and deafan space through which the visitor travels, establishing a dialogue between the archaeological heritage and contemporary architecture.

Near the population centre is theContón de la Virgen de la Cruz, recreational area located on an old landfill recovered as a green area and crossing through a bridge the first of the previous streams. Linked to these watercourses we find a typical vegetation of riverside, in which they stand out reels, carrizos, canes, calves, and eucalyptus, alms, olmos and weeping willows.

Its northwest face belongs to Jaén and is a private mountain, with a repopulation pine. Its southeast face belongs to La Guardia and corresponds to a mountain of oak and low mountain, very altered by man's hand. In spite of this, it has the attraction of the rise to the hill on the "old road," the visit to the Cabrera Cave (whose neolithic vestiges have just passed into history by burning the entire cave) and the arrival in the recreational area of the Allanadas del Santo. It has the Hermitage of San Sebastián (pattern of La Guardia), tables, barbecues, a small football field and one of the seven geodetic vertices of the municipality of Jaén. This one with the appeal of being placed at the top of a pillar about five meters high, with a ladder to be able to climb.

The proximity to Jaén (15 to 20 minutes) allows you to visit in the summer evenings with the possibility of eating there with the family, after the small route. Access is made from La Guardia, next to the Castle of the town.

It is a high place, located at a considerable altitude (924 m.), which has impressive panoramic views of the town and its municipal term. It's 1 km away. to the east of Fuensanta de Martos, and it is accessed by the road JA-3301, towards the Sierra de la Pandera.

Location: To the north of the city centre, very close to it, in the natural park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.

Distance: 2 km. Medium: On foot.

Access route: Through a rural road leading to the dehesa del Castillo.

Benatae is the smallest municipality in the Sierra de Segura and is fully included in the Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, so it is a perfect place for lovers of tranquility and nature.

The Cerro de San Miguel is located 1.5 kilometres east of the city centre of Benatae, in the direction of Puente Honda.

The Cerro de San Miguel is a recreational area with excellent views of the park. On one of its slopes, a source that gives origin to its name, one of the many water sources that spatter the municipality, stands out.

The recreational area has several tables and its corresponding banks, barbecues, the pillar and a large explanade.

In the recreational area you can see the vegetation and fauna typical of the Natural Park and from where you can observe excellent landscapes.

On the hill dominates the black pine pine pineapple, under which grows a stinking little forest with juniper, lentif, jars and crocodile. The fox, boar and squirrel are very abundant, and it is possible to contemplate mountain goats at the summit. Among the raptures are the pilgrim hawk, the seedling eagle and the leonate vulture.

From the Cerro de San Miguel you can take hiking routes, not so, in the recreational area we find the panel of beginning of the path (PR-A 179) to the summit of Peñalta (1,412 m.).