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The Bullring of Jaén or Coso de La Alameda. It was inaugurated in 1962, designed by the architect Antonio María Sánchez, and stands on the old square, inaugurated on August 15, 1847 by the Camará brothers. Shortly thereafter the part of the Sun collapsed, being restored and re-training on August 15, 1848, with bulls from Placido Comesaña fought by El Chiclanero and Nicolás Baró. It had a capacity for 6,500 spectators and disappeared in the mid-twentieth century. The first run was held on October 18, 1960 with the work unfinished and was in charge of bullfighters Pedro Martínez "Pedrés", Gregorio Sánchez and Víctor Quesada. The official inauguration of the coso, completely finished, took place on October 18, 1962.

In the month of February 1998, its mobile deck was inaugurated, becoming the first covered bullring in southern Spain.