The small one (La casita) has a living room with an American kitchen and a toilet on the ground floor. On the upper floor is a spacious bedroom open to the living room from the staircase. Both are perfectly equipped. They are located one in front of the other at a distance of about 8 meters.
Quesada is located in the middle of the Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and the Villas. From the distance, the town looks like a white spot in the middle of olive groves. In its municipal term is the birth of the Guadalquivir River.
Other tourist points of interest in the town are the Arc de la Manquita de Utrera, from a Visigoda period; the Arc de los Santos, belonging to the old walled enclosure; the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul (16th century), whose tower is of a floral Gothic style; the Church of the Hospital de la Concepción (17th century) or the Barrio de la Lonja. The local painter, Rafael Zabaleta, has a recently reopened museum.
Nature as a show. Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and the Villas, declared Biosphere Reserve in 1983 and Natural Park in 1986. It has an extension of about 214,000 Ha and is the largest in Spain. It is located to the north-east of the province of Jaén, limiting it to those of Albacete and Granada. It includes land of 23 municipal terms in the three counties. For their history they deserve special mention Segura de la Sierra y Cazorla. Possibility of many excursions.
In addition, Ubeda and Baeza, cities declared World Heritage by Unesco, are within a half-hour drive from Quesada.