Guided tours of Ubeda and Baeza

• Maps for Úbeda and Baeza are supplied along with tourist information brochures. • Admission tickets for the Capilla del Salvador, Palacio Vela de los Cobos, and Cathedral of Baeza (valued at € 15.50) are included. • Discounts on additional attractions that are not part of the experience are available. • Free radio guides and headphones are offered based on group size, typically for groups larger than 8 participants. • Additional information regarding the cities and other notable locations in the province of Jaén is provided. • A microphone is available for use.

• Transportation between the two cities is not covered. Participants will be taken to the meeting points. • Private transportation is not included. • If needed and based on group size, a radio guide may be provided. The disposable headphones incur an additional cost of € 0.50.

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Infants and toddlers may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transportation is available • Transportation methods are accessible for wheelchairs • All locations and surfaces accommodate wheelchairs • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• An inland visit is included, showcasing the most significant Renaissance monumental structures in the city. • Explore the interior of the last inhabited palace in the city, designed by architect Andrés de Vandelvira, with a focus on its key areas, especially the French lounge and remarkable library. • One of the most aesthetically pleasing palaces created in the sixteenth century by Andrés de Vandelvira, now serves as the city hall. • The Renaissance palace that houses the tourist hostel. • Greater church of Úbeda, a minor basilica and former collegiate church (exterior only). • An outstanding monumental complex, including the old pósito, Bishop's Prison, and the Fountain of Francisco de los Cobos. • The building served as the town hall until the 19th century. • One of the oldest churches, construction commenced in the thirteenth century, featuring the Carpinteros facade, the "tablaíllo," and a Renaissance fountain adjacent to the apse. • Church of San Miguel, along with its convent and museum (exterior view). • Tour the interior of the oldest cathedral in Andalusia. • One of the most striking palaces in the city. • Located within the Old University building. • A vibrant square surrounded by multiple historical structures, featuring the fountain of Himilce. • Among the few Romanesque structures in Andalusia. • Old Wall Tower. • A spacious arcaded square, which serves as the central hub of Baeza.