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Orcera

Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park

With a total surface area of 209,920ha and covering almost a fifth of Jaen province, this is Spain's largest protected area and one its most extensive forested zones. Located in eastern Jaen province, it connects the Sierra Morena and the Subbética mountain ranges. The highest peak in this immense park is Pico Empanada at 2,107m and the entire park is higher than 600m.

Festivals - Orcera

Festivals - Orcera

Cabalgata Reyes Magos
Three Kings procession is celebrated on the evening of 5th January.

La Candelaria
La Candelaria is celebrated on the 2nd February.

Semana Santa
Holy Week processions, dates can vary.

Romería de San Isidro
Romería de San Isidro is celebrated on the 15th May.

Tourist office - Orcera

Tourist office - Orcera

The tourist office of Orcera is located on Avenida Andalucía.

Avenida Andalucía, 4
Orcera
23370
Tel: 648 10 63 08

Monday-Friday, 09:00-14:00hrs.

Weather - Orcera

Weather - Orcera

If you are considering visiting Orcera you will be interested to check the latest weather forecast for the next few days from the table below.

This weather forecast is provided by AEMET (Spanish State Meteorological Agency). Note the wind directions in the table below are O (Oeste) West, N (norte) North, S (sur) South, E (este) East and their combinations.

History - Orcera

History - Orcera

The oldest settlement known in the Orcereño municipality corresponds to the Bronze Age from when the existence of a series of foothill settlements in the valleys of the Orcera and Trujala rivers have been confirmed: Piedra del Águila, Cerro of la Coja, Peñón del Utrero and Cerro de la Atalaya. Abundant ceramic material has been found in these settlements. In the last two there are also remains of a fortification, sharing similarities with those from both Roman times and even the late medieval period.