Úbeda - Plaza de Vázquez Molina

On the right hand side of the Plaza de Vázquez Molina in Úbeda are the Parador Nacional Condestable Dávalos, in an old noble mansion, and the Casa de los Cadenas, now the Town Hall, which was designed by Vandelvira; over the entrance is a coat of arms supported by two lions.

On the left of the Santa María de los Reales Alcázares can be seen the old Cárcel del Obispo, the Bishop's Prison.

Diagonally opposite Úbeda's Town Hall, on the left hand side of the southeastern part of the Plaza de Vázquez Molina, is a 16th century palace built by the Marqués de Mancera, Viceroy of Peru.