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This visit is the best way to get to know the World Heritage city of Úbeda accompanied by an expert guide who will accompany you through the main squares and monuments of the city.

It is the ideal tour for those travelers who want a private visit to the World Heritage city of Úbeda, tailored to their tastes and needs (route, duration, start time, ...). A private tour allows you to enjoy the heritage of the city with your family and friends without having to resort to a regular guided tour with more people. Our specialist guide will pick you up at your accommodation or at the meeting point that best suits you and will accompany you through the old town area. The tour does not include tickets to buildings that are paid. Our guide will advise you on everything you need.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and stunning architecture of Úbeda and Baeza on this guided day tour in Andalusia. Explore the UNESCO-listed towns at a leisurely pace, starting with a 2.5-hour walking tour in Úbeda, where you’ll admire panoramic views of the Guadalquivir Valley and visit iconic monuments like elegant palaces and historic squares. After a free hour for lunch to savor local cuisine, continue to Baeza for another 2.5 hours of exploration, delving into its university heritage and Renaissance landmarks. This tour offers a perfect blend of guided insights and personal time, tailored for culture and history enthusiasts. - Discover the UNESCO-listed towns of Úbeda and Baeza in one day - Enjoy guided walking tours totaling 5 hours of exploration - Free time for lunch to experience local dining options - Ideal for culture and history lovers seeking an unhurried experience

Úbeda’s architecture is a unique blend of Islamic and Italian Renaissance influences. The fine craftsmanship that can still be found within the historic town centre has earned Úbeda (and its neighbour Baeza) UNESCO World Heritage Site status. On this walking tour, you’ll explore Úbeda’s 6,000-year-old history, which saw Muslims, Christians and Jews shaping its medieval old town. The tour starts beside the clock tower in Plaza de Andalucía, just outside the medieval town walls. As you walk, I’ll tell you about Úbeda’s strategic importance in the Middle Ages as a frontier town and agricultural centre. In the former Jewish quarter, you’ll find out why few traces remain of this once-thriving community. By the end of the tour in Plaza Vazquez de Molina, you’ll understand why a small Andalusian town like Úbeda is so packed with monumental Renaissance architecture. I’ll also tell you about some of the best places to sample Úbeda’s delicious local cuisine.