Úbeda & Baeza Full Tour + Tickets

Explore two pivotal cities from the Spanish Renaissance period, where you'll uncover the treasures of Úbeda and Baeza, with access to their most remarkable sites included.

Full Tour of Úbeda & Baeza + Entrance Tickets

Declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2003, Úbeda and Baeza boast a remarkable history spanning over 2000 years, marked by an impressive architectural legacy. This journey enables you to experience the churches and palatial structures that reflect the grandeur of Jaén during the Renaissance.

The guided exploration of Úbeda and Baeza each spans approximately 2.5 hours. These tours are distinct, operating from Tuesday to Sunday in the morning. Please note that no tours occur on Sunday afternoons or Mondays when all monuments are closed. Travel will be required in your own vehicle to transition between the two cities.

What Will We Explore?

This comprehensive tour will reveal the hidden gems of both cities:

In Baeza, the itinerary includes:

Paseo de la Constitución: featuring Torre de los Aliatares, Alhóndiga, and Balcón del Concejo.Ruins of San Francisco, Casa del Corregidor, and the old jail.Plaza del Pópulo: including Fuente de los Leones (Fountain of the Lions), Old Butcher's Shops, Public Notaries, Civil Court, Jaén Gate, and Arch of Villalar.Barbican.Plaza de Santa María: home to the Conciliar Seminary of San Felipe Neri, Fountain of Santa María, and Casas Consistoriales Altas.Cathedral.Paseo de Antonio Machado: where you can enjoy stunning views of the Guadalquivir valley and Sierra Magina.Plaza de Santa Cruz: entrance to the Palace of Jabalquinto and the Church of Santa Cruz.Antigua Universidad: with visits to Aula de Antonio Machado and Paraninfo.

In Úbeda, you will discover:

Plaza 1º de Mayo: featuring the Old Town Hall, Church of San Pablo, and the monument to San Juan de la Cruz.Plaza del Carmen: with 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: including a tour of the Juan Vázquez de Molina Palace, Church of Santa María de los Reales Alcázares, Bishop's Prison, Marquis of Mancera Palace, Old Granary, Fountain of Francisco de los Cobos, Old Prison, and Palace of Deán Ortega.Sacred Chapel of El Salvador.Town Hall Square.

How Does it Operate?

The guided tours last approximately 2.5 hours each and are separated into customizable experiences:

The tours run daily, except Mondays and Sunday afternoons, when they are not available.On operating days, there is a morning tour available along with one in the afternoon.Visitors have the flexibility to explore at their own pace, whether that means seeing both cities in one day, alternating days, or any combination that suits their schedule.

Upon reaching Úbeda or Baeza, you will need to exchange your reservation for a physical voucher at the specific meeting point provided after your booking. Following that, you can embark on your guided tours in any order that fits your preferences.

Possible Partial Closures

While this is infrequent, please be aware that some sites may be closed occasionally due to religious ceremonies, private events, or unexpected renovations.