What to see in Úbeda and Baeza
The top 3 according to 29 votes from people: Plaza Vázquez de Molina (Úbeda) · Walls promenade (Úbeda) · Sacred Chapel of El Salvador (Úbeda). (Updated Dec 3, 2025.)
Two Renaissance towns ten kilometres apart, World Heritage since 2003.
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Top 12
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1
Plaza Vázquez de Molina (Úbeda)
One of Spain's finest Renaissance squares.
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2
Walls promenade (Úbeda)
Sunset over the olive groves and Sierra Mágina.
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3
Sacred Chapel of El Salvador (Úbeda)
Vandelvira's work, the pantheon of Francisco de los Cobos.
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Hospital de Santiago (Úbeda)
Vandelvira's 'Andalusian Escorial'.
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5
Baeza Cathedral
On Plaza de Santa María, with its fountain.
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Old University (Baeza)
The classroom where Antonio Machado taught.
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Palacio de las Cadenas (Úbeda)
Now the town hall.
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Plaza del Pópulo (Baeza)
The Lions Fountain and the Jaén Gate.
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9
Jabalquinto Palace (Baeza)
Isabelline Gothic façade studded with diamond points.
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10
Basilica of Santa María de los Reales Alcázares (Úbeda)
Over the old mosque, with a Gothic cloister.
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11
Water Synagogue (Úbeda)
Discovered beneath a house in 2007.
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12
Church of Santa Cruz (Baeza)
Late Romanesque, facing Jabalquinto.
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Úbeda y Baeza son de lo más infravalorado de España, el Salvador es una joya