Private guided tour of Ubeda's Renaissance monuments

• Admission ticket to the El Salvador Chapel

• Accessible for wheelchair users • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Transportation methods are accessible for those with wheelchairs • All locations and surfaces can be accessed by wheelchair users • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellation must occur at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• The tour commences at the viewpoint overlooking the Guadalquivir Valley, where a brief introduction to the city of Ubeda and its history will be provided. • The visit moves on to Vasquez de Molina Square, recognized as one of Spain's most picturesque squares. This unique site has been designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2003. Information will be shared about the notable monuments in the square, primarily from the Renaissance period: the chapel of El Salvador, the Dean Ortega palace, the old grain store, the Basilica of Santa Maria, and the Vasquez de Molina Palace. • The interior of the Chapel of El Salvador, considered the gem of Ubeda, will be explored, along with the sacristy, another exemplary work of the Spanish Renaissance. • The itinerary proceeds to Place du 1er mai, the city's central square for many years, where details about the Saint Paul church, the former town hall, and the monument dedicated to Saint Jean de la Croix will be discussed. • The next stop is Rue Royale, the historic main street, to take in several of the most notable Renaissance palaces. • To delve deeper into the local atmosphere, a walk through the narrow alleys of the old center will reveal the city's essence influenced by its Muslim heritage, including quaint squares that lie outside typical tourist routes. • The tour concludes at Andalusia Square, where one of the towers of the city wall will be examined, a site where kings and emperors vowed to uphold the city's privileges. Optionally, a meeting with Salvador at his shop will provide an introduction to the olive oil industry, featuring a tasting of various oils. Visitors will have the chance to inquire about olive tree cultivation and oil production. Salvador is well-versed in this area, and his shop has received multiple accolades, serving as a notable reference in Ubeda. He speaks French, and assistance will be available if needed, as the guide has experience in an olive oil factory in the region.