turjaen | Santiago Square Civil War Shelter

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Type:

Monumentos

Phone number:

953 19 04 55 (Tourist Office)

Address:

Santiago Square, Jaén

Tags:

spanish civil war bombing jaen shelter in jaen

It is located in Santiago square. It is one of the many anti-aircraft shelters built in the city after the bombing in April of 1937. It is a tribute to the thirties in Jaén’s history and is also a reminder of the terrible consequences of the bombings in the Civil War. It is a space for reflection about peace.

SCHEDULE FROM APRIL 2024:

Contact local tour guides:

PROVINCIAL ASSOCIATION OF OFFICIAL GUIDES OF JAÉN’S CULTURAL HERITAGE

Almendros Aguilar, 61-3o C

606 68 23 03

Guided tours around the city and province

guiasoficialesjaen@gmail.com

CLARITAS TOURISTIC AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES

Phone : 678 77 50 43/ 953 96 06 18

kevin@claritasturismo.com

www.claritasturismo.com

LAGARTO TOURS

8, Federico Mendizábal.

Phone: 953 715215

info@lagartotours.com

www.lagartotours.com

Timetble of all monuments: http://www.turjaen.org/sites/default/files/horario_visitas_monumentos.pdf

More information about city tour companies at the Tourist Office and http://www.turjaen.org/es/info-turismo/telefonos-de-interes

Dogs are allowed, provided they are accompanied and controlled by their owners and comply with the requirements established by law:

Guided by post or chain in all cases, at a distance of no more than 1 metre from the keeper, on a non-extendable lead.

Dogs weighing more than 20 kg must wear a muzzle specific to their breed.

The owner must have the animal's accompanying documentation: up to date health passport in terms of vaccinations and deworming, animal identification document and potentially dangerous animal licence if applicable.

In any case, as long as the animal does not pose a nuisance, risk or harm to other people or animals. In other words, it must be properly socialised.

Guide animals for the disabled, assisted therapy animals and those belonging to the police and security forces may enter without limitations, as long as they are accompanied and controlled by their duly accredited guide, monitor or person in charge.

Animals considered to be companion animals, or those that do not guarantee the security or tranquillity of other people, may not enter. Therefore, only dogs, cats or ferrets may be allowed access under the conditions and requirements described above.