Traditional meringero area around a high-flow source that feeds a pond, around which the furniture of the picnic area is distributed. It is the starting place of several hiking routes.

It is a small hermitage located on the way of the Dehesa which is reached after a road of stone crosses. It is accessed through a portico with a reduced arch and a swordsman by cutting the whole.

Outside the village on the way to Albanchez, at the foot of the saw, in Cánava, between palm trees, and with a strip and a fountain of seven years, the hermitage of Our Lady of the Remedies rises. It is a temple of small dimensions and harmonious architecture, a plant in the form of a Latin cross and shrimp for the patron, built in 1910.

The hermitage of the Virgin of Fuensanta, located in the heart of Sierra Magina, has always been an isolated place. It was even more so in past centuries when only roads and paths could be accessed. This, together with its sacred character, made this hermitage an ideal place for the withdrawal of those who in search of God, abandoned their social environment.

The Víboras, is one of the most requested swamps by the sports fishing clubs of the province, even by club of other provinces, reaching a few weekends up to four competitions on its shores, with seven areas enabled for the freshwater competitions, thanks to the collaboration of the municipal team of Las Casillas de Martos.

The tent, barbo and Black Bass are present, although the big fish are very rare. The average size is small or at most medium, so it's a perfect place with polo and it can end with a lot.

It is one of the largest reservoirs in Spain and is a first-class landscape resource in the Natural Park, so its entire environment is especially protected as the Bujaraiza Reserve Area. The left bank is on the A-319 road, and has various viewpoints, recreational areas, signposted trails and accommodation and restoration services, as well as water sports facilities. The right margin is mostly passed through forest tracks and roads. In its beginning (southern part) has several views of the Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente route.

An English stage, ideal for facing tents and barbs above the kilo.It therefore requires a reel and a certain distance to deceive its untrustworthy fish, which usually enter into fine, half-water, and with continuous barley of spice. A very sophisticated plug is also used, with elastic to the third, fourth or fifth tranche, or the bologna in case this technique is dominated.

From this viewpoint you can see a beautiful landscape, in which rounded lomas occur with adhesitated extensions around the Jandula reservoir. The effect of the soil reflections on the packaged waters provides a beautiful picture. It is curious to see the clear line that borders the banks of the loins, which suggests how far the water level reaches in rainy times. The reservoir contains species such as black-bass, tent and barb. And next to them, a fish that is only found in these waters and tributaries of the Jandula, called Bogardilla. An ideal time to visit this viewpoint is the autumn, when deer will give us the sound show of the berrea. And with a little luck, we can contemplate the struggle of the males, horn against horn, on their arduous path to reproduction.

It was built between 1946 and 1954, and opened in April 1953, as an infrastructure for the irrigation of the surrounding lands, within the general plans for the colonization of Franco.