Úbeda & Baeza Full Tour + Tickets

Explore two quintessential cities of the Spanish Renaissance, gaining entry to their most significant landmarks as you unravel the history of Úbeda and Baeza.

Full Tour of Úbeda & Baeza + Admission Tickets

Declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2003, Úbeda and Baeza encapsulate over 2000 years of history and a vibrant architectural legacy. This excursion enables you to marvel at the churches and palaces that reflect the magnificence of Jaén's Renaissance era.

Each guided tour for Úbeda and Baeza lasts approximately 2.5 hours and operates Tuesday to Sunday in the mornings. Please be aware that no tours are held on Sunday afternoons or Mondays due to the closing of all monuments. Attendees are required to use their own transportation to navigate between the cities.

What Will We Explore?

The thorough exploration of Úbeda and Baeza offers insight into the hidden gems of these two locations:

Our visit in Baeza will cover:

• Paseo de la Constitución: featuring the Torre de los Aliatares, the Alhóndiga, and the Balcón del Concejo.
• Ruins of San Francisco, the Casa del corregidor, and the historic jail.
• Plaza del Pópulo: passing by the Fuente de los Leones (Fountain of the Lions), the Old Butcher's Shops, Public Notaries, the Civil Court, the Jaén Gate, and the Arch of Villalar.
• Barbican.
• Plaza de Santa María: where we'll find the Conciliar Seminary of San Felipe Neri, the Fountain of Santa María, and the Casas Consistoriales Altas.
• The Cathedral.
• Paseo de Antonio Machado: offering stunning views of the Guadalquivir valley, Sierra Magina, and Sierra de Cazorla.
• Plaza de Santa Cruz: including a visit to the Palace of Jabalquinto and the Church of Santa Cruz.
• Antigua Universidad: focusing on the Aula de Antonio Machado and the Paraninfo.

Conversely, in Úbeda we will uncover:

• Plaza 1º de Mayo: where we will find the Old Town Hall, the Church of San Pablo, and the monument dedicated to San Juan de la Cruz.
• Plaza del Carmen: featuring 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: exploring the Juan Vázquez de Molina Palace interior, 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.
• Vela de los Cobos Palace.

How It Works

The guided tours conducted in Úbeda and Baeza each have an estimated duration of 2.5 hours and are considered independent tours.

Be advised that tours are not available on Sunday afternoons and Mondays due to the closure of certain attractions. Travelers will need to provide their own vehicle for transit between the cities.

Upon confirming your reservation, visit Úbeda and Baeza to exchange your confirmation for a voucher at the designated location provided after booking.

From that moment on, you can experience 2 guided tours in English at your convenience, in any desired sequence. You are free to complete them on the same day or on separate days, with two available timeslots for participation: morning and afternoon.