Top Baeza Culture

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll experience medieval charm and unforgettable architecture in the foodies' haven of Baeza. Baeza's unique Renaissance architecture, combining Italian and Islamic influences with local craftsmanship, has earned it the status of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hear from tour producer Ben - who runs Trek Sierre Nevada, offering guided and self-guided hikes in the Sierra Nevada - and discover the city's rich history, stretching from the Copper Age through a long period of Muslim rule to the Christian conquest and Spain's Golden Age. You'll see beautiful examples of Romanesque and Gothic architecture along with Renaissance jewels. By the end of this self-paced Baeza tour, you'll have a good idea of how the city fits into the ups and downs of Spain's national story and a greater appreciation for its architectural heritage. Note that the walking time makes up the total tour duration, and doesn't include optional stops en route.

It is the ideal tour for those travelers who want a private visit to the World Heritage city of Baeza 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. At the end we will give you a tasting of EVOO (Extra Virgin Olive Oil)

It is the best way to get to know the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city with a specialist guide who will accompany you throughout the historic center on a tour of more than two hours. The tour includes entrance to the most important buildings including the Cathedral of Baeza whose entrance fee of 7.00 € is already included in the final price. At the end, if you like, we will give you an EVOO tasting explained by an expert. Although the groups are usually not very large, we have a radio-guided system so that they can hear our guide perfectly.