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Torre del Vinagre Visitors Center

The Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, encloses in its 214,336 hectares, a wide mosaic of ecosystems. The general view of the Interpretation Center and the complexity of its physical components and the biological diversity included in them, requires, when disseminating these natural values, the existence of an Interpretation Center, known as the Visitor Center of the Tower of Vinegar.

In the Visitor Center of the «Tower of Vinegar» these ecological complexes that compose them are exposed, offering the visitor an overview of the nature of these mountains. The Visitor Center of the «Torre del Vinagre» will teach you to discover the secrets of the five types of environments with great aesthetic content that house Las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.

These landscapes include those associated with rocks, where to appreciate a world of shapes and colors; water landscapes, as a source of life, wealth and diversity; the pine forest, which dominates the forests of the mountains; the rugged relief of the high peaks, half hostile, but full of life; and, finally, human landscapes, in which since time immemorial the territory has been transformed.

Visitor Center Distribution

The Torre del Vinagre Visitor Center consists of the following rooms:

– Reception room: Information and sale of items (ecological bookstore, cartography and maps, souvenirs …).
– Interpretation Room.
– Projection room, multipurpose room (conferences, talks colloquiums …)
– Hunting Museum.

Interpretation Room: Through short texts, photographs, transparencies, natural elements, models, maps, drawings and other audiovisual media, the visitor is introduced to the knowledge of this mountain environment.

The themes to be interpreted follow one another in this order:
1. National and Natural Parks. Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas.
2. Geography, Geology, Climatology and Fossils.
3. Flora and Vegetation.
4. Traces and signs of animals.
5. Biotope and fauna.
6. Ecology.
7. Exploitation, fire fighting, pollution, conservation and resource management.

Hunting museum

In the Hunting Museum there are 3 dioramas of the hunting species plus traditional Hunting Museum representative of the area (mountain goat, deer and wild boar), as well as a collection of trophies and toppings.

The different hunting modalities that are usually used in the Natural Park are also exposed.

SCHEDULE:

MORNING: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

AFTERNOON (SUMMER): 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

AFTERNOON (WINTER): from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

TARIFFS:GRATIS

TELEPHONE: (0034)-953 71 30 17

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