It’s not all nature: staying at Casa Rural Dos Encinas also opens the door to the culture and traditions of Andújar. This municipality in Jaén is known for its devotion to the Virgen de la Cabeza, whose pilgrimage—celebrated every April—is considered the oldest in Spain.
Strolling through its streets will allow you to discover the history held in its churches, hermitages, and palaces, as well as the Ilturgetan ceramics, a local craft with centuries of tradition.
And, of course, you can’t leave without savoring the gastronomy: venison in sauce, partridge pâté, or simple migas camperas accompanied by good extra virgin olive oil.
At Casa Rural Dos Encinas, we provide recommendations to help you make the most of your stay, both in the countryside and in the historic center of Andújar.
