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An olive-growing town on a hillside in the Campiña de Baena, with an olive oil that carries its own designation of origin.

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Get to know Baena

Baena is a municipality in the province of Córdoba, Andalusia, in the Campiña de Baena comarca, 52 km southeast of Córdoba by road. The town lies on the slope of a hill by the Marbella river and has long stood on the route between Córdoba and Granada. Its economy is built on olive groves and olive oil, which has its own designation of origin.

Its heritage includes the church of Santa María la Mayor, the Torreón del Arco Oscuro, the castle and the old town walls. The Guadajoz river crosses the municipality, and Albendín is the best known of its outlying villages. The highest summits are Almoguera, at 758 m, and Serrezuela, at 799 m.

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