The Museum is divided into seven rooms:

1. "Narciso Mesa Fernández" Culture Hall with conference room, Galdurian theme library and authors and the "Saudi" Phototeca and video library since the mid-19th century.

2. City History Room.

3. "José María Balboa Ruiz" room dedicated to popular arts and customs with the reconstruction of a house and various trades.

4. Room "T.E. Traschina." Dedicated to popular arts and customs, with spaces for popular religiosity, media and historical memories.

5. Hall of the spartum crafts and olive culture.

6. Temporary exhibition room.

7. The "Brilop" Naif art museum that collects the pictorial legacy of Blas T. Rivera López.

In the Aznaitín, some plant endemisms typical of Sierra Magina are maintained. At its summit the municipal terms of Jimena, Torres and Albanchez de Mágina, whose populations are located at their feet, as do the prehistoric caves, where the former inhabitants left their mark for posterity. Not in vain the Aznaitin impregnated the pupil of Antonio Machado from the far Baeza and incorporated him into his poetry.

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.

Over the past decades, the landscape of Larva has changed according to agricultural needs. The fields seen, originally, have been occupied by large cereal crops, being the main food support for their inhabitants. Over time, the steppe landscape has undergone a great transformation, leaving the cultivation of the olive tree, and occupying the largest area for agricultural use, passing to a second level the cultivation of the cereal.

It is possibly the Muslim castle referred to in the 1243 delimitation between the episcopal headquarters of Baeza and the Archbishop of Toledo. Known as Ullurauam. In a territory between the Jandulilla River and the Guadiana Minor River, which would be identified as Larva. It is located near the current population of Larva, on a well-ridden hill, with a polygonal plant and two enclosures. Its construction is of tapial alternating with masonry. It keeps its perimeter walled and several towers. Then, because of the border situation and the demographic vacuum, this castle would run the same destination as that of Cabra, abandoned in a neutral area. Roman remains have also been found as a tegola.