Jaén, Hop-On / Off Sightseeing Bus Tour + Olive oil tasting

Upon embarking from the panoramic bus route, visitors are afforded an unparalleled opportunity to explore Jaén with ease. This mode of transportation allows passengers to disembark and reboard multiple times at various stops throughout the city, thereby immersing oneself in the rich tapestry of local history and culture. Each stop promises to offer unique insights into the city's diverse heritage, ensuring a truly enriching journey through Jaén's landmarks and hidden gems.

The itinerary spans approximately fifty minutes with a cadence of sixty minutes, commencing at the Plaza de la Constitución. Throughout the journey, visitors have the flexibility to disembark and reboard at their convenience. At 13:00 PM, participants may indulge in an olive oil tasting at Paraíso Virgen Extra.

First Stop: Plaza de la Constitución. Proceeding along Avenida de Madrid, travelers encounter notable landmarks such as the Bus Station and the Church of Belén and San Roque. Additionally, they traverse a segment of the Parque de la Concordia, passing through El Corte Inglés.

Second Stop: Paseo de la Estación. This route connects the Museo de Arte Ibérico and the Museum of Jaén. Visitors ascend the heights of the Church of Cristo Rey before embarking on the Paseo de la Estación, continuing towards Plaza de la Audiencia.

Third Stop: Plaza de la Audiencia. Commencing from the Darymelia Municipal Theatre, travelers navigate through the historic center of Jaén, traversing what was once known as Calle Maestra Baja. Notable sites include the School of Arts and Crafts, the back of the Church of San Juan, and the upper part of the Jewish quarter.

Fourth Stop: Arab Baths. Here, tourists explore the largest Arab baths in Spain and the most intact European example. Subsequently, they proceed into the heart of the city, visiting the prestigious Lagarto de Jaén and the primitive church of La Magdalena. Following this, they embark upon a quest for Jaén’s renowned fortress, named after Saint Catherine, uncovering panoramic vistas of the city and a significant portion of the surrounding province.

Fifth Stop: Santa Catalina Castle. Ascending to the summit of Santa Catalina Hill, travelers revisit the southern part of the city, enjoying the scenic beauty of its mountain range. They also marvel at hidden water tanks and enter the city anew.

Sixth Stop: Parque del Seminario. Travelers then reach La Catedral de Jaén, a Renaissance masterpiece designed by Andrés de Vandelvira. Before reaching the cathedral, they pass through the well-known Carrera de Jesús street, where they encounter the Camarín de Jesús housing the beloved image of Our Lord Jesus Christ “El Abuelo.” They also observe the lone bastion mural within the city, the Torreón del Conde de Torralba, the Convent of Santa Teresa, and the Palacio de los Vizcondes de Los Villares de Jaén, or the Palacio de los Condes de Corbull.

Seventh Stop: Catedral de Jaén. Finally, the journey concludes at the Cathedral of Jaén, which houses the Sacristy Neoclassical annexed to the main building. Onward, travelers cross the Plaza de Santa María, entering the Casa Consistorial, the Episcopal Palace, and naturally, the Cathedral itself, featuring its Neo-classical sacristy adjacent to the main structure.