The park is located in a public square in the centre of the city centre, with urban facilities and furniture dating back to the 1980s and which were old and in disuse. "It is a comprehensive project that will remodel this Freedom Park, which is almost 40 years old and has an image of deterioration," he adds. In this first phase, the entire infrastructure of supply, sanitation and public lighting is being changed. This performance will continue in a second phase in which all the urban furniture will be completed, consisting of banks running around the alcorques and the children's playground, as well as the covering of the fountain and the decorative lighting of the whole.

Location: In the area of the same name, very close to the city centre.
Distance: 1.4 km
Medium: By vehicle tourism or on foot.
Access route:: A rural road that leaves the town directly

The Sierra de Andújar Natural Park has a varied morphology and altitude. The most extensive natural vegetation spots in Sierra Morena are observed in this environment, with the oaks, the complaints and the alcornoques being the predominant species.

In Sierra Quintana, Atlantic obledals are located. In addition, valuable species of fauna, such as the lince or the royal eagle, find in the Sierras de Andújar one of its few shelters within the Iberian Peninsula.

Livestock is of some importance in the local economy, with extensive dehesas dedicated to the raising of ligia bulls or to the exploitation of deer, gores, lambs, muflons and boars. Thus, hunting sport is a major economic resource in the famous public and private areas of the Park.

It is not difficult to see in the sky of the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park the spectacular flights of the royal, perdicular and imperial eagles, the last one on the Iberian Peninsula and which has in this area one of its last shelters. Three carrion species can also be observed: the leonate vulture, the black and the alenoche.

Of tourist interest are the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head, where each year by May is celebrated the oldest Romeria in Spain, the Jandula and Encinarejo reservoirs, the Cercado del Ciprés Environmental Complex, which has a botanical garden and a Nature Hall, among other facilities, or the Mirador del Peregrino.

BASIC PARTICULARS

Geographical location: To the north-west of the province

Municipalities: Andújar, Baños de la Encina, Villanueva de la Reina and Marmolejo

Coordinates: 38º16 'N; 4º6' W

Date of declaration1989

Area74,774 ha.

Altitude: between 500 and 1,290 m. (Pico Burcio del Pino)

Climate data:
- Average monthly temperatures: Between 9 ° C (January) and 28 ° C (August)
- Average annual accuracy: 570 mm.

Main training:
Mediterranean mountain of cherries and river vegetation

Natural Park Office:
Environmental complex Cercado del Ciprés
The way of the Rubials, s / n. 23740 Andújar
Tel.: + 34 953 539 620
Fax: + 34 953 012 508
Email:pn.andujar.cma @ juntadeandalucia.es

Visitors' Centre:
Peñallana vineyards
Ctra. A-6177 Andújar - Virgin of the Head Sanctuary, Km. 13. 23740 Andújar
Tel.: 953 549 030
Email:cv _ vinasdepenallana @ egmasa.es

Other protection figures:
Area of Special Protection for Birds [ZEPA (2002)]

Other equipment for public use:
- La Recta recreational area
- Recreative area of the Encinarejo
- Recreative area of the Aliseda
- Jabali recreational area
- Mirador de las Mahadillas
- Jandula Viewer
- Viewer of the Old Way
- Cosomal Viewer

More information:
http: / / www.juntadeandalucia.es / environment / site / web /
http: / / www.prodecan.es /

Park to extramuros south of the villa of Sabiote. Just where the south wall is attached to the west wall of the Sabiote wall. Located under the Pasaje de los Torreones and at the beginning of San Januario Street. In it is the Mill of the Manuel Jurado Park.

This peri-urban environmental park occupies 11 hectares of land and has recreational areas, bike lane, trails, viewpoints, wooden buildings, classrooms, aviary, artificial lake and botanical garden. In the Cercado del Ciprés we will enjoy a beautiful courtyard of oranges, which presents a system of irrigation lacquers that reminiscent of the gardens of Muslim design. Here are the offices of the Sierras de Andújar Natural Park as well as a visitor information point. The environmental education activities they organize include the scientific nesting of birds and workshops on beekeeping, fishing and identification of animal prints.

The different meanders formed by the Guadalquivir in its way through Villanueva de la Reina allow an exuberant vegetation with tree species, among which are willows, alms, chopos, zarzas and eucalyptos. Among the fauna, it is common to find real anades, storks, leper galapagos, real garzas, American red crabs, viperine creams, the fishing martin, beehive or nightingale. We have access for two areas: to the left on Calle la Tercia and, on the right, to the Paseo del Oil. The Park has landscaped recreational areas, a gateway to cross the river to the area of Las Viñas, and the fairground.

This park has large shade areas, rest banks, a children's recreation area and a delimited picnic area.