Baeza Night Tour

The blanket of nighttime brings out the best in some cities, and now you can discover that transformation yourself on this night tour of Baeza. Join us to discover the many charms of this Spanish city.

Night Tour Details

At the scheduled time, we'll meet up on Calle San Pablo, 8 and set off on our night tour of the city of Baeza. We'll start our tour walking along the Paseo de la Constitución, where the Aliatares Tower, part of the Muslim wall, is located. We'll continue through the Alhóndiga, a 16th-century building with a passageway connecting to the Old Granary, known for its numerous vaults.

Our walk will take us to the Plaza del Pópulo, where we will see the fountain of the Lions, the Old Butchers, the Jaen Gate, and the Arch of Villalar. The square's atmosphere transforms at night, offering a contrast to daytime bustle.

Next, we'll visit the Plaza de Santa Maria, with its central stone fountain. This area was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003. Within the plaza is the city's cathedral, accompanied by the Fountain of Santa Maria and the Casas Consistoriales Altas.

We'll enjoy views from the lookout point at Paseo de Antonio Machado over the Guadalquivir Valley and nearby natural parks. Our tour will also include the Plaza de Santa Cruz with the Santa Cruz church, the only Romanesque church in Andalusia, and the Palace of Jabalquinto. Finally, we'll observe the Old University, honoring poet Antonio Machado, who taught here for seven years.

Itinerary Adjustments

On some occasions and for reasons beyond our control, the interior of some buildings will be closed and we won't be able to access them.