El Club · Baños de la Encina

The Tamujoso Beach Recreational Area is a place for public use located in the municipality of Baños de la Encina, next to the Rumblar reservoir, in an environment of mountains and water sheet very characteristic of the north of Jaén. It is an inland beach conditioned as a recreational and bathing area, linked to the landscape of the reservoir and the reforestation vegetation that has been covering the space. The interest of the place is in the combination of shore, calm water and open landscape, with a wooded front that provides shade and landscape value. It is a popular spot for summer relaxation and for outdoor activities such as walking, swimming and light water sports, which makes it a highly appreciated resource for families and visitors seeking nature without leaving the village. Its relevance is mainly recreational and scenic, within the offer of nature tourism in Baños de la Encina. The area is described as a reforested area with pine and eucalyptus trees and as a regular bathing area, which explains its role as a place for local enjoyment around the reservoir. It is also closely linked to the tourist image of the municipality, known for its heritage and the rural resources of its surroundings.

Burgalimar Castle, located in Baños de la Encina, is one of the best-preserved fortresses in Europe and one of the oldest castles in Spain. Built in the 10th century during the Muslim rule, it stands out for its impressive walled enclosure and its fourteen towers, making it a unique historical and cultural landmark in the heart of Andalusia.

The Windmill of Baños de la Encina is one of the most unique features of the local heritage. Situated in a picturesque setting, this traditional mill offers a firsthand look at ancient milling techniques and the importance that flour production held in the town’s economy and daily life. In addition, from its surroundings, you can enjoy magnificent views of the Sierra Morena landscape and the town’s historic district.

The "El Torreón del Recuerdo" Museum of Local Customs offers a journey into the past through a carefully curated collection of traditional objects, tools, and household items that illustrate what daily life was like in Baños de la Encina over the centuries. Housed in a unique historic building, this museum allows visitors to discover the trades, traditions, and customs that form part of the town’s identity and collective memory.