Spain's largest nature reserve extends over an area of 214 300 hectares. Its landscape is breathtakingly beautiful. Its villages, its unusual vegetation (one of the most amazing plants is the Cazorla violet), and its fauna (wild boar, deer) all contr..

This church formed part of a Franciscan monastery (17C). It contains the statue of the Holy Christ of the Consolation, much worshipped by the villagers.

This occupies the old Convent of Mercy, a royal brick building with a large arcade at the base and a jutting tower.

In the centre of this pleasant square, the heart of the old quarter, stands the monumental Renaissance style Chains fountain . Along one side of the square the ruins of the church of Santa Maria, a creation by Vandelvira, are today used as an audit..

This ancient Roman origin fortress stands on the highest point of Cazorla. It was restored by the Arabs first then again in the 14C. The keep has fine views over the town and the surrounding area. A chapel contains a Romanesque Christ of Byzantine ..