Úbeda & Baeza Tour with Tickets

Discover two of the most emblematic cities of the Spanish Renaissance. With this pass, you can take guided tours of Úbeda and Baeza and access their main monuments.

Tour Description

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Úbeda and Baeza hold a history of 2,000 years and feature significant architectural wealth. This pass includes two guided tours and entrance fees to various monuments, allowing you to explore their churches and Renaissance palaces.

This tour of Úbeda and Baeza enables you to discover both cities.

In Baeza, the following points will be visited:

Paseo de la Constitución: Torre de los Aliatares, Alhóndiga and Balcón del ConcejoRuins of San Francisco, Casa del corregidor and the old prisonPlaza del Pópulo: Fuente de los Leones, Antiguas Carnicerías, Public Notaries, Civil Court, Jaén Gate, and Arch of VillalarBarbicanPlaza de Santa María: Former Conciliar Seminary of San Felipe Neri, Fountain of Santa María, and Casas Consistoriales AltasThe CathedralPaseo de Antonio Machado: views of the Guadalquivir valley, Sierra Mágina, and Sierra de CazorlaPlaza de Santa Cruz: Palace of Jabalquinto and Church of Santa CruzAntigua Universidad: Aula de Antonio Machado and the Paraninfo

In Úbeda, the following places will be visited:

Plaza 1º de Mayo: Old Town Hall, Church of San Pablo, and monument to San Juan de la CruzPlaza del Carmen: Church of San Miguel and Oratory of San Juan de la CruzPalace of Francisco de los CobosPlaza Juan Vázquez de Molina: Palace Juan Vázquez de Molina, Church of Santa María de los Reales Alcázares, Bishop's Prison, Palace of the Marquis of Mancera, Old Granary, Fountain of Francisco de los Cobos, Old Prison, Palace of Deán OrtegaSacred Chapel of El SalvadorTown Hall SquareVela de los Cobos Palace

How Does it Work?

The guided tour of Úbeda + Baeza lasts around 2.5 hours each. Tours operate Tuesday to Sunday in the morning. No tours occur on Sunday afternoons and Mondays due to monument closures.

After reservation, redeem your voucher in Úbeda or Baeza. You can take the two guided tours in any order at your chosen time, and they do not need to be on consecutive days.

Tour Schedules

There is a morning and an afternoon schedule, depending on the day. The local tour company will contact you to confirm the exact time of your guided visit, which may vary by season or for organizational reasons.