Arjona

Arjona, Cradle of Kings

A journey through 5,000 years of history

With more than 5,000 years of history, an impressive monumental heritage and a legacy that makes the Cradle of Kings. Get ready for an unforgettable tour through its streets full of charm , its vibrant culture and exquisite gastronomy.
Arjona Monumental
Walking through Arjona is like traveling back in time. Among its architectural treasures are the Church of Santa Maria, with its imposing tower, and the Church of San Martin, where every corner hides centuries of history. Don't miss the Clock Tower, which dominates the skyline and gives you a spectacular view of the city .
Archaeological Legacy

Its Iberian and Roman past is still alive in places like the Cueva de los Moros, an ancient shelter full of mystery.

Cradle of Kings
Did you know that Alhamar, the first king of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada, was born in Arjona? His figure is one of the most important in the history of Andalusia, and the city pays tribute to him with several points of interest that recall his legacy.

To walk through Arjona is to walk in the footsteps of kings and nobles who marked the destiny of an entire territory. It is no coincidence that this town is known as the Cradle of Kings.
Literary Route
For literature lovers, Arjona offers a unique route in honor of Juan Eslava Galán, writer born in the city and internationally recognized. Through this route, you can get to know the places that marked his childhood and his work, while discovering fascinating anecdotes about his life.
Juan Eslava Galán

Internationally recognized city-born writer

Nature and views to fall in love with

Surrounded by olive groves and hills, Arjona offers breathtaking scenery for those seeking some fresh air. Its surroundings are perfect for walking, relaxing and connecting with nature.