Baeza is named World Heritage by UNESCO for its impressive cultural and architectural heritage. Baeza has been a very important city throughout history, but it stands out during the Renaissance period. You will visit the main squares and streets of the historic center of the city, entering all the most outstanding monuments. Our guide, in addition to showing you the city's heritage, will tell you the most well-known anecdotes, curiosities and traditions of the city. The visit includes the entrance to the most important buildings such as Baeza Cathedral. At the end, if you wish, we will give you a tasting of early harvest EVOO explained by a specialist.

It is one of the main squares of the city, containing the 16th century buildings of the Old Butchers, the Fountain of the Lions, the Public Notaries, the Arco de Villalar and Jaén´s Gate..

It is the most important square in Baeza that owes its name to the Santa María´s Fountain that presides over the square. In addition, the main civil power buildings (High Town Halls) and the Church (Cathedral). The Seminary of San Felipe Neri, well known by the cheers.

This visit includes the entrance to this building, which is the most important in the city and contains one of the greatest jewels of Spanish goldsmithing, the Corpus Christi Processional Custody.

From this point we will see one of the most impressive views of the Guadalquivir river valley and all the mountains that make up the province (Sierra de Cazorla and Sierra Mágina). We will see the beautiful "sea of ​​olive trees" of the province.

It is one of the most outstanding civil buildings in the city. It is currently the headquarters of the International University of Andalusia.

It is the only late Romanesque building in Andalusia, It was built in the 13th century.

It is the original building that hosted the University of Baeza in the 16th century.

You will get to know the classroom where the poet Antonio Machado taught between 1912 and 1917, which is originally conserved.

It is the central square of Baeza. It preserves old buildings as well as most of the pubs, restaurants and shops in the city.

One of the most outstanding buildings of the first renaissance in Spain.