Visit two of the most important cities of the Spanish Renaissance. You'll discover Úbeda and Baeza with access included to their most iconic attractions.
Úbeda & Baeza Full Tour + Tickets
Úbeda and Baeza were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2003, and together they preserve a history of more than 2000 years and a rich architectural heritage. This tour allows you to discover the churches and palaces that bear witness to the splendor of the province of Jaén during the Renaissance.
The guided tour of Úbeda + Baeza each lasts around 2.5 hours. They are independent tours that take place Tuesday - Sunday in the morning. On Sunday afternoons and Mondays, no tours take place in either Úbeda or Baeza due to the closure of all the monuments. Please note that you will have to travel in your own vehicle to go from one city to another.
What Will We Visit?
The complete tour of Úbeda and Baeza will allow you to discover all the secrets of the two cities:
In Baeza we'll visit the following points:
- Paseo de la Constitución: we'll see the Torre de los Aliatares, the Alhóndiga and the Balcón del Concejo
- Ruins of San Francisco, Casa del corregidor and the old jail
- Plaza del Pópulo: we'll pass by the Fuente de los Leones (Fountain of the Lions), the Old Butcher's Shops, the Public Notaries, the Civil Court, the Jaén Gate and the Arch of Villalar
- Barbican
- Plaza de Santa María: the Conciliar Seminary of San Felipe Neri, the Fountain of Santa María and the Casas Consistoriales Altas
- Cathedral
- Paseo de Antonio Machado: we'll enjoy the views of the Guadalquivir valley, the Sierra Magina and Sierra de Cazorla
- Plaza de Santa Cruz: here we'll enter the Palace of Jabalquinto and the Church of Santa Cruz
- Antigua Universidad: inside we'll visit the Aula de Antonio Machado and the Paraninfo
On the other hand, in Úbeda we'll visit the following places:
- Plaza 1º de Mayo: there we'll discover the Old Town Hall, the Church of San Pablo and the monument to San Juan de la Cruz.
- Plaza del Carmen: the Church of San Miguel and the Oratory of San Juan de la Cruz
- Palace of Francisco de los Cobos
- Juan Vázquez de Molina Square: we'll see the interior of the Juan Vázquez de Molina Palace, the Church of Santa María de los Reales Alcázares, the Bishop's Prison, the Palace of the Marquis of Mancera, the Old Granary, the Fountain of Francisco de los Cobos, the Old Prison, and the Palace of Deán Ortega
- Sacred Chapel of El Salvador
- Town Hall Square
How Does it Work?
The guided tours last approximately 2 hours in Úbeda and 2.5 hours in Baeza. They are two separate tours that you can tailor to your preferences:
- Tours are available every day (except Mondays and Sunday afternoons, when no tours are offered).
- On days when tours are available, there is one morning tour and one afternoon tour.
- You’re completely free to choose when to visit each city: you can visit both cities on the same day, visit one in the morning and the other the next day, on alternate days, etc. You’re not required to visit them on consecutive days.
Upon your arrival in Úbeda or Baeza, you’ll need to exchange your reservation for a physical voucher at the meeting point we’ll specify after you book. From that point on, you’ll have complete freedom to take your guided tours in whatever order suits you best.
Partial Closures
Although this is not the norm, please be aware that, on rare occasions due to religious services, private events, or last-minute renovations, some of the buildings on the tour may be closed.