6 Sights in Jaén, Spain (with Map and Images)

The Minor Basilica of the Sacred Parish Church of San Ildefonso is a Roman Catholic church in Jaén. It was erected in 1248 in the suburb of San Ildefonso, created after the expansion of the city's walled enclosure. It was consecrated to San Ildefonso de Toledo because at that time the church of Jaén was dependent on the archbishopric of Toledo. It is located in the square of the same name, which is presided over by a sculpture dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of Mary, carved in stone by Amadeo Ruiz Olmos on the occasion of the remodelling of the square in 1957. Following the "Descent of the Virgin" in 1430, this temple acquired great importance and became a sanctuary and, later, a minor basilica of the patron saint of the city.

Wikipedia: Basílica de San Ildefonso (Jaén) (ES), Website

The Iberian oppidum of Puente Tablas, also known as the hill of the main square of Puente Tablas, is an Iberian archaeological site, considered one of the most important nationally of that period. It is located in Puente Tablas, a town belonging to the municipality of Jaén (Spain), in the Eastern Countryside and on the right bank of the Guadalbullón River. It currently enjoys legal protection as an Asset of Cultural Interest, with the category of Archaeological Zone.

Wikipedia: Cerro de la Plaza de Armas de Puente Tablas (ES)

The Teatro Infanta Leonor is one of the theatres in the city of Jaén, Spain. It is a stage space with more than 5,000 square meters of constructed area, a contemporary building that has a main hall with a capacity for 800 spectators, and a rehearsal room and chamber music for 200. The building, designed by the architect José Manuel Pérez Muñoz, was inaugurated on 11 January 2008 by the then Prince and Princess of Asturias, King Felipe and Queen Letizia.

Wikipedia: Teatro Infanta Leonor (Jaén) (ES)

The Olive Grove and Olive Oil Interpretation Centre is a tourist and museum centre dedicated to the dissemination of virgin olive oil and located in the building of the Casa de la Tercia de Úbeda in the province of Jaén. It currently consists of more than 1,200 square metres including different rooms including a museum area, exhibition halls, cooking and children's classrooms, conference and training rooms.

Wikipedia: Centro de Interpretación Olivar y Aceite (ES)

The Royal Church of Santa Marta is a Roman Catholic church located in the city of Martos, in the province of Jaén, Spain. Its construction took place in the thirteenth century, in the years immediately following the pact between Ferdinand III of Castile and al-Bayyasi, by which the fortress of Martos was handed over to the Kingdom of Castile at the end of August 1225.

Wikipedia: Real Iglesia de Santa Marta (Martos) (ES)

The Church of San Pablo is a Roman Catholic church in the Spanish city of Úbeda, in the province of Jaén. It is part of the Renaissance monumental complex of Úbeda which, together with that of Baeza, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003.

Wikipedia: Iglesia de San Pablo (Úbeda) (ES)