Andujar
Andújar, lynx territory
Andújar has it all: history, nature and tradition. This corner of Jaén will surprise you with its charming old town
, a spectacular natural park where the Iberian lynx is king, and
a gastronomy that will make you come back for more. Here we tell you what you can not miss on your visit
to Andujar.
Heritage
The historic center of Andujar, declared of Cultural Interest, is home to emblematic monuments
as the Church of San Miguel, the Church of Santa Maria la Mayor and the Clock Tower,
that reflect the architectural richness of the city. In addition, the Archaeological Museum Professor
Sotomayor offers a detailed overview of local history.
Historical and Cultural Heritage
Churches, museums, historic center declared BIC...
Sierra de Andújar Natural Park
This protected natural area is home to a unique biodiversity, including endangered species
such as the Iberian lynx. Nature lovers can enjoy hiking trails
, wildlife observation and outdoor activities in a privileged environment.
Tradition and Fiesta
The Pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Cabeza, considered the oldest in Spain, attracts thousands of
pilgrims every year to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza, located in the Natural Park.
In addition, events such as Andújar Flamenca stand out in the cultural calendar, consolidating as
references in flamenco fashion in Eastern Andalusia.
Pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Cabeza
The oldest pilgrimage of the country, in the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza
Flavors that conquer: the gastronomy of Andujara
The cuisine of Andujara combines tradition and quality, with local products such as regañás, a crusty artisan bread that has gained international recognition. These delicacies are produced in Andújar and distributed in gourmet stores all over the world.
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