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Located at 44.1 and 60.9 km from Ubeda and Baeza, respectively, the town of Cazorla is the entrance door to the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, declared UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Due to its privileged location and the skirts of the Sierra de Cazorla, it makes this town a unique place from which you can observe the landscape wealth of the area.
The first settlements date back to about 2000 BC in the area around the Cerezo River. Nevertheless, Ibera and Roman culture have been more strongly developed. Like other locations, during the Muslim occupation, Cazorla has been fortified with great walls. Also, during the Middle Ages it was an important border area as numerous castles were built around them.
In Cazorla, you have to have a look at the Museo de Artes and Costiumbres Populares del Alto Guadalquivir, located at the castle of Yedra, the castle of the Five Esquines, the Fountain of the Chain, the Ruins of the Church of Santa María, the Church of Ntra.
If you have plans to visit Cazorla, from Ubeda you have to take the A-315 and A-319 and from Baeza the A-315.