Úbeda and Baeza are two of the few Renaissance jewels preserved in Spain. In a small place, a majestic monumental ensemble raises, composed by palaces and churches from the 16th and 17th centuries. Not only the Renaissance period has marked their inhabitants’ lives, but also the vestiges of the Muslim and Jewish cultures can be observed on their narrow and paved streets.

The landscape of both cities is very characteristic because it is composed of a “sea of olive trees” as the poet Antonio Machado wrote.

Úbeda and Baeza are one of the few Renaissance jewels preserved in Spain. In a space of small dimensions stands a majestic monumental complex composed of palaces and churches of the 16th and 17th centuries. Not only the Renaissance period marked the life of its inhabitants, but also the vestiges of the Muslim and Jewish culture can still be seen in its narrow cobbled streets.