• Plaza de Andalucía - This self-guided tour begins beside the clock tower in Plaza de Andalucía, just beyond the medieval town walls. Along the way, the town’s history is shared, along with insights into local culture and heritage.
• Church of San Pablo - This tour winds through narrow alleyways, passing the Archaeological Museum of Úbeda, before reaching one of the area’s oldest churches, the Church of San Pablo.
• Convento e Iglesia de San Miguel - This tour passes the convent and church of Saint Miguel, with stories about its history and architecture.
• Mirador del Alcázar - This tour offers spectacular views across the Guadalquivir River valley and reveals what it means to get lost in the hills of Úbeda.
• Palacio del Deán Ortega, Úbeda - The tour concludes in Plaza Vazquez de Molina, a square filled with Renaissance treasures, including the Holy Chapel of the Saviour and the 16th-century Palacio del Deán Ortega.
• Basílica de Santa María de los Reales Alcázares - The tour concludes in Plaza Vazquez de Molina, a square filled with Renaissance treasures, including the Holy Chapel of the Saviour and the 16th-century Palacio del Deán Ortega.
• Plaza Vazquez de Molina - This self-guided tour concludes in Plaza Vazquez de Molina, a square brimming with Renaissance treasures.

• Lifetime access to this tour in English before and after your booking date
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• App available for Android and iOS
• Flexibility to explore at your own pace with a self-guided GPS tour
• Directions to the starting point so the tour begins when you’re in the right place
• Audio and written guide in English

• Smartphone and headphones
• Personal expenses for attractions not included during the tour
• Food and drink
• Transportation

Úbeda’s architecture is a remarkable fusion of Islamic and Italian Renaissance styles. The exquisite craftsmanship still visible in the historic town center has led to Úbeda (along with its neighbor Baeza) being designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

During this walking tour, participants will delve into Úbeda’s 6,000-year-old history, where Muslims, Christians, and Jews contributed to the development of its medieval old town.

The tour commences next to the clock tower in Plaza de Andalucía, just outside the medieval town walls. As the tour progresses, the guide will share insights about Úbeda’s strategic significance during the Middle Ages as a frontier town and agricultural hub. In the former Jewish quarter, participants will learn why there are few remnants of this once-vibrant community.

By the conclusion of the tour at Plaza Vazquez de Molina, participants will gain an understanding of why a small Andalusian town like Úbeda is so rich in monumental Renaissance architecture. The guide will also recommend some of the best spots to enjoy Úbeda’s delightful local cuisine.

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