Do the tours include entrance to paid monuments?

Yes — the Bono Turístico includes tickets to key paid monuments listed for Úbeda and Baeza, such as Capilla de El Salvador and the Catedral de la Natividad.

Can I take both tours on the same day?

Yes — the package is flexible; you can book one visit in the morning and the other in the afternoon or schedule them on separate days.

What if an interior is unexpectedly closed?

Guides will substitute alternate landmarks if a scheduled interior is closed, so your visit still covers significant sites and historical context.

How long is each guided visit?

Each guided visit runs about 2.5 hours, which includes interior access to the main ticketed monuments when open.

Are tours suitable for children or larger groups?

Yes — tours accommodate a range of ages and groups, though larger groups may move at a steadier pace; check availability when booking.

Where do the tours start?

The voucher is flexible about starting points; choose the most convenient meeting area when booking your preferred time.

Guided Tours of Úbeda and Baeza with Monument Tickets Included

Walk through the honey colored streets of Úbeda and Baeza on a flexible guided tour that puts Renaissance Spain within reach. Located in Jaén province in Andalucía, these neighboring cities showcase 16th-century palaces, hidden synagogues, and cathedral cloisters that earned both towns a UNESCO World Heritage inscription in 2003. This Bono Turístico pairs two guided visits, about 2.5 hours each, with monument tickets included and discounts on select local services. In Úbeda expect the Capilla de El Salvador and the Sinagoga del Agua as well as Palacio del Deán Ortega, Palacio de Juan Vázquez de Molina, Plaza del Ayuntamiento, Torreón Medieval del Portillo del Santo Cristo, Casa de las Torres and the Basílica Menor de Santa María de los Reales Alcázares. Guides pause at carved stone façades and civic squares, explaining how local patrons and architects shaped street lines and chapels into a working Renaissance city. Baeza’s route moves through Plaza de los Leones, the Antigua Universidad with its Aula de Antonio Machado and Paraninfo, Palacio de Jabalquinto, Plaza de Santa María and the Catedral de la Natividad with views from Puerta de Jaén and the Puerta del Perdón. What makes these combined visits special is the included interior access: cathedral museums, medieval towers and synagogues that reward a close look at carved portals, choir stalls and stone tracery. The package is flexible: take both tours the same day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, or spread them across separate days to linger over tapas and local olive oil between visits. The operator also runs a Bus Turístico Ecológico and offers discounts at sites such as Palacio Vela de los Cobos. Each guided visit is about 2.5 hours and groups can be large, so book ahead to secure times that match your travel plans. Bring comfortable shoes for cobbles, a light layer for cool interiors, water and your purchase ticket on the day of the visit. Sometimes interiors close without notice; guides substitute nearby landmarks so the narrative of each city stays intact and keeps your visit worthwhile. Sunrise and late afternoon light sharpen ornamented façades, while midmorning tours let you see interior details before crowds arrive. Whether you are following Antonio Machado in Baeza or studying plateresque reliefs in Úbeda, this Bono Turístico is an efficient way to experience two of Andalucía’s clearest expressions of civic Renaissance architecture. Local guides provide context about patronage, the influence of Castilian and Italianate designers on local stonework, and the role of these cities in the olive oil economy, leaving you with a sense of why UNESCO recognized Úbeda and Baeza and practical ideas for continuing exploration, from a museum visit to a slow café break in a shaded plaza.

About Atlante Úbeda y Baeza Turismo

Atlante Úbeda y Baeza Turismo is a guided-tour operator based in Úbeda, Andalucía, specializing in cultural and historical visits to the UNESCO-influenced centers of Úbeda and Baeza. The company offers a range of experiences including a Tourist Pass (Bono Turístico) with guided visits and entrance tickets, flexible scheduling for same-day or separate-day visits, and dedicated guided tours focused on each city. Tours include a guided exploration of Úbeda’s Renaissance palaces, plazas, and monuments, and a dedicated guided visit to Baeza highlighting historic streets, palaces, and Antonio Machado’s classroom. An eco-friendly small bus option provides quiet, scenic transport through Úbeda’s historic center while delivering discounts at partner sites. Atlante Úbeda y Baeza Turismo’s products list includes a combined pack of guided visits with included entries, an eco-bus sightseeing route, a Tourist Pass with discounts, and individual guided tours for both Úbeda and Baeza. Booking allows selection of preferred dates and times, offering flexibility for travelers who wish to visit key monuments and access discounts. As a local operator featured on The Adventure Collective, Atlante Úbeda y Baeza Turismo connects visitors with expert guides and curated routes that focus on architecture, history, and cultural context. All offerings emphasize accessibility to principal monuments and structured itineraries that match the historic character of Úbeda and Baeza.

Guided commentary draws on local history and art, explaining key monuments, architectural styles, notable historical figures, and cultural traditions, while practical details such as entry procedures, site highlights, and recommended follow-up visits are included for visitors planning itineraries.