Paseo de la Estación, Promenade in Jaén, Spain.
Paseo de la Estación is a wide pedestrian promenade in Jaén that stretches approximately 1.2 kilometers and connects several key areas of the city. The route features modern pathways with green spaces and landscaping that invite people to walk and spend time outdoors.
The promenade was established in 1881 and has carried various names throughout its history, including Avenida del Marqués de la Casa Loring and Avenida de la Libertad. These name changes reflect shifts in the city's identity over time.
The Provincial Museum of Jaén and Christ the King Parish stand along this central avenue, representing the architectural heritage of the community.
The area offers several underground parking facilities and tram stations that make access easy. Its proximity to major avenues such as Ejército Español and Andalucía makes it simple to reach the zone.
The Rafael Moneo-designed Banco de España building here represents modern architecture of international standing. The Government Delegation of Andalusia is also headquartered in this zone.
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