Fun and entertainment Province Of Jaén

In the extension of the rue Teodoro Calvache to the cathedral, a peaceful tea lounge in Arabic style in the way of the many establishments in Granada.

Located in a small and quiet square, at the foot of the cathedral and very close to the Palacio de los Vilches, this bar-terrace attracts first of all for its location, near the fountain and under the orange trees. Then, it is its interior that we appreciate thanks to its decoration presenting very regularly new exhibitions. Finally, we enjoy a musical background where jazz and flamenco dominate. For both reasons, it attracts a large and faithful clientele to this friendly meeting where discussions are going well.

Located in a tiny, slightly hidden street behind the Alhóndiga house where cereal transactions took place, this good little bar deserves to be pushed open to taste the emblematic wines that accompany Baeza's tapas. Most often the place is very lively, including on Sunday evenings, a sign that does not deceive. With a clientele of thirty-year-olds and quadra regular regulars of the bar, who came to enjoy the deli meats, cheeses and smoked meats selected as smoked tuna to accompany their drink.

The representative of the flamenco tradition in the city!

One can make a small stop in this beautiful, fine bar and the good musical atmosphere on the road to the night zone of juvenile botellonas, stuck east of the city between the Autovia and Carrefour shopping centre in the parque Empresarial Europa, around lively warehouses and clubs such as the Sala Ozono (avenida de Estrasburgo, 1) or popular Times Square (avenida de Estrasburgo,). Euroferia, n/a).

Among the city's lively flamencas associations, for a sure atmosphere, this weekend!

Inaugurated in January 2008 and located in the old part of Jaén, it is a theatre with an avant-garde architecture of 5,000 m² whose volumes have integrated part of the wall of the Puerta del Aceituno, covering them with white stone. It is also one of the most technologically advanced in Spain and has a main hall that can accommodate 800 spectators. It is here that much of the city's cultural programming takes place: dance, classical and lyrical music, zarzuelas... but also congresses and conventions.

This café is a great pleasure in this part of Úbeda, sometimes a little museum-like and too quiet in the evenings. Located right next to Úbeda's venerable ^10th-century city walls, the first thing you'll enjoy is the view of the walls. And to respect this majestic environment, this café-pub has designed its decor to harmonize with it. You'll appreciate the summer terrace with its panoramic views of the Sierras Mágina and Cazorla, the art exhibitions, the theater and music cycles and, of course, the cocktails.