• Holy Chapel of the Saviour - Includes an inland visit to explore the city’s most iconic Renaissance monument.
• Palacio de Vela de los Cobos - Tour the interior of the city’s last inhabited palace, crafted by architect Andrés de Vandelvira. This unique visit highlights its most significant areas, especially the French lounge and the remarkable library.
• Palacio Juan Vazquez de Molina - A stunning palace from the sixteenth century designed by Andrés de Vandelvira, now serving as the city hall.
• Palace del Dean Ortega - A Renaissance palace that houses the tourist hostel.
• Santa Maria de los Reales Alcazares - The main church of Úbeda, a minor basilica, and former collegiate church (exterior only).
• Plaza Vazquez de Molina - An outstanding monumental complex featuring the old granary, Bishop’s Prison, and Francisco de los Cobos Fountain.
• Antiguas Casas Consistoriales - This building served as the town hall until the 19th century.
• Iglesia de San Pablo - Among the oldest churches, its construction began in the thirteenth century. Features include the Carpinteros cover, the “tablaíllo,” and a Renaissance fountain attached to the apse.
• Museo San Juan de la Cruz - Includes the Church of San Miguel, Convent, and museum (exterior).
• Cathedral de Baeza - Explore the interior of Andalusia’s oldest cathedral.
• Palacio de Jabalquinto - Renowned as one of the city’s most beautiful palaces.
• Aula de Antonio Machado - Located within the Old University building.
• Plaza del Populo - A charming square surrounded by historical buildings and featuring the Himilce fountain.
• Iglesia de Santa Cruz - One of the rare Romanesque structures in Andalusia.
• Aliatares Tower - An ancient wall tower.
• Plaza de la Constitución - A spacious arcaded square, the bustling heart of Baeza.

• Free radio guides and headphones for groups over 8
• Complimentary maps and brochures of Úbeda and Baeza
• Included tickets to Capilla del Salvador, Palacio Vela de los Cobos, and Baeza Cathedral (€ 15.50 value)
• Discounts on additional attractions
• Use of microphone for clear guidance
• Extensive information on Jaén province’s cities and points of interest

• The displacement between the two cities. Clients will be presented at meeting points.
• Private transportation
• If necessary and depending on the size of the group, the use of a radio guide will be offered. The disposable headphones are paid separately (€ 0.50).

These guided tours of the two cities, recognized as World Heritage Sites since 2003, are perfect for exploring their history, cultural and artistic heritage, the influential figures who have shaped their past, and some fascinating legends and anecdotes. They are both engaging and thorough, ensuring they are far from dull. The guides provide a delightful experience and offer a wealth of useful tips for travelers and visitors to the province of Jaén. Tours can be completed in one day (with one guided tour in the morning at 11:00 a.m. and another in the afternoon at 5:00 p.m.). It is recommended to verify the afternoon schedule during the summer months of July and August. Alternatively, you can opt to take the guided tours on separate days, whether consecutive or not. Please note that travel between the cities is not included and must be arranged by visitors.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.