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Located in the Central-Western part of the province, the city of Linares is the second-biggest city in the province after the capital, Jaén. It is also the commercial capital of Sierra Morena, as well as the referential city in the surrounding areas.
This important and densely populated city is situated in the centre of the province, at the foot of the Sierra Morena Mountains, surrounded by cork oaks and olive trees. Throughout the area, we can find numerous chimneys and other industrial remains, silent witnesses of its mining past.
Linares, land of bullfighters and musicians, offers visitors an interesting historical and artistic heritage. An important town in the north of Jaen with a population of 65.000. Linares was heavily involved in the mining and smelting of lead and the production of gunpowder.
Mar 16, 2022 · Linares, just 30 kilometres northeast of Jaén, is a city built on metal. Its origins trace back to before 2000 BC when prehistoric people found a wealth of metallic ores; silver, lead, copper and iron, all of which were exploited until the 20th century AD.
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A patrimonial, artistic, bullfighting and commercial city, that’s Linares, one of the most ten active and booming city from the south of Spain. Located in the northwest of Andalusia, it is the second largest city in terms of population in the province of Jaén, since it has almost 60,000 inhabitants who are spread across its municipality ...
