Near the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head, right on the path that goes from here to New Place. The Viewer of the Old Way of Andújar is located in a place where landscapes, history and tradition take their own life. The road leading to the lookout is traveled throughout the year by a multitude of pilgrims on their journey to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head, Queen and Lady of Sierra Morena, which is also the oldest known Romry. To the attractive views of the place we must add this added value, as it is part of the culture, idiosyncrasy and fervor of its people. From the balcony we can see the refreshing beauty of the valley of the Jandula River (tributary of the Guadalquivir, to which it is joined later) with a typical and lush riverside forest, where the olmos take special prominence. Right across the street, covered with a pine cloak, the Marquitos hill stands out and, to its left down, the area called the New Place, where you can see the facilities of a forest nursery. The vegetation is typically Mediterranean, alternating areas of oak with pine and black areas.

One of the treasures of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas natural park, lifts the visitor over the mountains and shows on one side the mountain olive groves and on the other the most extensive forests of the Iberian Peninsula.

A walk outside the Parador offers an aerial view over the olive groves of the countryside, between Jaén and Sierra Morena.

An excursion from the city centre of Martos will lead you to the ruin of the mystery-filled castle. It is a great lookout over the longest olive groves in the province.

One of the oldest castles in Europe, a film scene, magnificent Almohad military construction, allows us an extensive view of the olive grove near Sierra Morena.

One of the highest towns in Andalusia, this urban town is located at 1000 meters of altitude, as a watchhouse over tens of kilometers of olive trees in all directions. The view of the Sierra de Las Villas is spectacular.

One of the most unknown corners of the Sierra Magina region is the village of Larva. Larva is located in a privileged place between two Natural Parks in the province of Jaén.

Few places are thought to be more appropriate for the observation of the firmament than the set of ancient mines abandoned from "El Centenillo," in Baños de la Encina, Jaén. Just 500 metres from this village in the west direction, we find a large explanade surrounded by old abandoned buildings. The horizon in the north, west and south direction is completely free of light pollution, with an impressive darkness in the cenit. This area is currently being restored.

It's a galena mine in operation until recently. To get there you have to go along the road that leaves Aldeahermosa and goes towards the estate "El Puerco," after crossing the door of this estate you follow the road for 1.5 km, you reach a sign that indicates that to the right is the mine, by the river Dañador.

A leisure place with shade areas, banks, tables and water sources.