The Monument to the Battle is a memorial to the great battles in the province of Jaén, the Battle of the Navas de Tolosa and the Battle of Bailén. It is located in the provincial capital, in the centre of the Plaza de las Batallas, on the Paseo de la Estación, in front of the Parque de la Concordia and the Government Subdelegation.

A candle on an oak table, a tintero with a pen and a half-write piece of paper. A figure draws attention to the rest of the room dedicated to the Manrique family on the second floor of the tower of tribute in the castle of Segura. Jorge Manrique is a character closely linked to Segura de la Sierra. If we were to imagine the poet in front of the paper, we might think that the text might start like this: "remind me to be very noble, Mr. Brother, having once said, in they are closer to mockery, you will see if you wanted me to write something about the work of the Montaria."

The elevation of Salfaraf is a residual relief of the tectonic unit of the tabular shed of the plateau which, as a witness hill, is independent from the surrounding area, causing a landscape milestone, with a large visual basin.

The topographic contrast with the surrounding terrain and the altitude above 1000 m make it easily identifiable.

Coronado by shrubs and isolated feet of oak and cashew, it is occupied almost until its summit by olive groves that constitute the main use, also being remarkable the minor hunting. From its peak there are interesting views of other milestones such as the Guadalmena reservoir, the Yelmo or Segura de la Sierra.

The Monte la Sierra peri-urban park conforms to the mountain of the same name, of 2,720 hectares and property of the City of Jaén, consonated with the Council of Environment of the Junta de Andalucía, which is located in the municipal term of Jaén.

Northof the term, there is a mountain, theArdal Room, in which the oaks, together with the retama, predominate, the albar thorn, wild rosals, juniper, ivy and madreselva. An ideal ground for the cicnetic species of major hunting (boar, deer, corzo...), and also of pastures, especially for the cattle of ligia.

The Az-Naitín (Nathin in local dialect) is a mountain located in Sierra Magina, Jaén, Spain. The origin of the toponymy in Arabic would be Isnatin or Asnatin, and it is noted that it can come from its ancient name in ibero as Neitin, which refers to the great iberous god Neton, the god of Thunder and fire, which according to the legend dwells in the mountain. It has a special visual appeal, especially from the East side or from the Guadalquivir valley. It has a considerable altitude, 1745 m, which allows to see much of the province of Jaén.

Soledad and remoteness are the adjectives that come to mind when we are next to the Monastery, in Cazorla. Every year, on the last Sunday of September a rosemary makes Montesión come back to life, as during the year there was only one person in it, the danger of ruin in the building being constant. The visitor can appreciate different stages in its construction although its foundation dates back to 1625. The monasteries under the advocation of St. Paul and St. Anthony Abad highlighted for their poverty and austerity as you can see if you approach Montession.

Frondosa Nature contains, among other elements, audiovisual, olfactory panels, images and sounds of the flora and fauna of this protected natural space, bird reproductions and a model of the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and the Villas.