• Úbeda - After taking in the stunning scenery of countless olive trees, you will reach the historic city of Úbeda, recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
• Plaza Vázquez de Molina - This is one of Spain’s most impressive squares.
• Palacio del Deán Ortega - Currently serves as the National Tourism Parador of Úbeda.
• Palacio Juan Vázquez de Molina - Now functions as the City Hall.
• Holy Chapel of the Saviour - Known as the largest private funeral chapel in Spain and a remarkable piece of the Spanish Renaissance.
• Iglesia de San Pablo - This church is situated in one of Úbeda’s main squares.
• Alfar Pablo Tito - The guide will take you to this famous pottery workshop, where you can explore the museum and view an exhibition.
• Baeza - Alongside Úbeda, Baeza is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its rich cultural and monumental heritage. After visiting Úbeda and enjoying some leisure time, you will be taken to Baeza, where you can savor the renowned “tapas.”
• Plaza del Pópulo - A prominent square in the city, featuring the Lions’ Fountain, the Old Butchers, the Public Notaries, the Arch of Villalar, and the Jaén Gate.
• Antigua Universidad de Baeza - Discover the classroom where Antonio Machado, a literary giant, once taught.
• Palacio de Jabalquinto - A prime example of late Gothic architecture in Spain.
• Plaza de Santa María - The city’s most significant square, housing its main buildings.
• Catedral de Baeza - The first cathedral in Andalusia, home to one of the finest pieces of Spanish goldsmithing, the Corpus Christi Processional Custody.
• Baeza Town Hall - A superb example of early Renaissance architecture in Spain.
• Plaza de la Constitución - The central hub, filled with pubs, restaurants, and shops.
• AOVE Boutique - Olive Oil Sale - Experience a tasting of the world’s finest olive oils, guided by an expert.

• Private transportation
• Skip-the-line entrance to buildings.

• Lunch

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