Guided tour of Baeza for adults 2h 30

Baeza is one of the greatest exponents of public architecture in southern Spain and represents very well the power and influence of the church and religion in culture and constructions that we can find in its streets. If you are interested in soaking up all the history and culture that surrounds this spectacular city, you cannot miss this guided tour of Baeza lasting 2 and a half hours.

About thirty minutes from Jaén the capital is Baeza, an absolutely fascinating city full of history. You can see influences from the different peoples that have inhabited Baeza over thousands of years; Iberians, Romans, Visigoths and even Muslims. When visiting the city you will be able to immerse yourself fully in the Middle Ages, visiting important buildings and monuments of Gothic and Renaissance origin, as well as other of the most emblematic places in the city.

We will meet at the Aliatares Tower, from where we will begin the guided tour of the city. This rate is for adults and children from 12 years old. If you wish, you can also bring the little ones, since up to 8 years old they will not have to pay an entrance fee and they will be able to participate for free in this tour of Baeza .

Among the places you will visit during the guided tour are:

• The Plaza de Santa María, where you can enjoy the San Felipe Neri Seminary and the High Town Hall Houses.

• The Pápulo Square. There will be another obligatory stop, since you will stop to see the Puerta de Jaén and the Arco de Villalar. Furthermore, in the same square, there is the building where the old Public Notary Offices and the Civil Court were located.

• The University of Baeza, where you can enjoy its Renaissance-style patio, the Paraninfo and the classroom where Antonio Machado taught classes during one of the most important stages of his life.

• In the same square you will visit the Palacio de Jabalquinto, which you will also discover inside, and the Church of Santa Cruz.

• Of course, you couldn't leave the city without visiting the spectacular Baeza Cathedral, whose interior you can also see and which brings together different architectural styles such as Gothic, Mudejar and Renaissance.

If you want to come to Baeza, don't think twice and book now! Places for each guided tour are limited to 20.