Tourist Attractions in Ubeda
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The town of Úbeda, the Moorish Obdah, lies near the upper Guadalquivir amid extensive olive plantations. Its numerous Renaissance buildings, forming a remarkably unified and harmonious whole, have earned it the name of the "Andalusian Salamanca". After its reconquest by Christian forces in 1234 Úbeda became one of the main bases in the fight to recover Andalusia from the Moors.
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Baeza, Spain
(Near Ubeda)
Baeza has a long history and became home to a university in the 16th C. Highlights in the town include the Palacio Jabalquinto and the Plaza de los Leones.
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El Salvador
The 16th C Renaissance El Salvador church stands majestically on the Plaza de Vázquez Molina.
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Plaza de Vázquez Molina
The plaza is surrounded by lovely Renaissance buildings, including the impressive church of El Salvador.
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Sierra de Cazorla, Spain
(Near Ubeda)
The Sierra de Cazorla is a popular hiking area with lovely scenery. One of the attractions in the area is the town of Cazorla.
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