Ubeda Walking Tour 1h30 and 23 audio reviews

You are in front of the Basilica of Santa María de los Reales Alcázares in Úbeda, one of the most emblematic places in Plaza Vázquez de Molina.

Before you stands the majestic Santa Capilla de EL Salvador del Mundo, the most famous monument in Úbeda and one of the great masterpieces of the Spanish Renaissance.

Here you are in front of the Úbeda City Inn, housed in one of the city’s most impressive palaces: the Palacio Vázquez de Molina, nicknamed here the Chain Palace.

You arrive in front of the Vela de los Cobos Palace, and yes... Another Renaissance palace! But this one has something very special

You are now walking along Calle Real, one of the most vibrant and iconic streets in Úbeda.

You are here in Plaza Andalucía, which locals still often call Plaza del Reloj, the Clock Square.

In the middle of a city world famous for its Renaissance

Look at the monument standing in front of you, one of the newest in Úbeda: the Monument to the Semana Santa, installed in 2022 in Calle Corredera de San Fernando

icipal Point of Sale where the city beats every morning to the rhythm of the stalls.

The Archaeological Museum of Úbeda is housed in one of the most beautiful Mudéjar houses in the city, Casa Mudéjar, built between the 14th and 15th centuries.

You are in Primero de Mayo Square, known for centuries as Paseo del Mercado

less Carmelites of Úbeda, founded in 1587 under the patronage of San Miguel Arcángel.

This is where the Museum of San Juan de la Cruz is located, a unique place exactly where the great Carmelite poet and mystic died. Spanish mysticism

Here I invite you to cross and approach the low wall that is right there. From this viewpoint, the city almost disappears behind you and remains only the immensity of the landscape.

ucleus that has kept its trace for more than a thousand years.

As you walk through the oldest part of the city, let’s take a moment to go back in time and retrace the history of this beautiful Andalusian city.

Here you are in Plaza de San Lorenzo. In front of you stands the Casa de las Torres, the first large noble palace built here in the 16th century.