Úbeda and Baeza private tour in a day from Granada with tickets.

Highlights

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Itinerary

1. After enjoying a beautiful landscape made up of millions of olive trees, you will arrive at the monumental city of Úbeda, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

   2 h

2. It is one of the most monumental squares in Spain.

   30 min

3. It is the current Tourism National Parador of Úbeda.

   10 min

4. It is the current City Town hall.

   10 min

5. It is the largest private funeral chapel in Spain and one of the most outstanding works of the Spanish Renaissance.

   30 minAdmission included

6. This church is located in one of the main squares of Úbeda,

   10 min

7. Our guide will accompany you to this renowned potter's workshop, where you will get to know the museum and see an exhibition.

   30 minAdmission included

8. Baeza, along with Úbeda, is also declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO for its extraordinary cultural and monumental legacy. After the visit to Úbeda and after some free time we will take you to Baeza, where you can eat while tasting the famous "tapas".

   2 h

9. It is one of the most monumental squares in the city, where you will be able to see the Lions´s Fountain, the Old Butchers, the Public Notaries, the arch of Villalar and the Jaén´s Gate.

   20 min

10. You will know the classroom where Antonio Machado, one of the greatest figures of universal literature, taught.

    20 min

11. It is one of the best examples of late Gothic in Spain.

    20 min

12. It is the most important square in the city, wich contains the main buildings.

    20 min

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Know before you go

How it compares in Granada

• Its from-price is 66% above the median of the 70 day trips we list in Granada.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Granada

Granada is an Andalusian city below the Sierra Nevada, home to the Alhambra palace complex, the Moorish Albaicín quarter and a famous tapas habit.

The Alhambra, a hilltop fortress and palace complex built by the Nasrid rulers in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, is one of Spain's most visited monuments, with carved plasterwork, courtyards and pools, and the Generalife gardens beside it. Granada fell in 1492, the last Muslim kingdom in Spain, and the cathedral and Royal Chapel, with the tombs of Ferdinand and Isabella, mark that turning point.

Top-ranked sights in Granada: Generalife Gardens, Alhambra (Alhambra de Granada), Palace of Charles V (Palacio de Carlos V).

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