Úbeda Travel Guide

This 16th-century Renaissance palace features marble columns and arched courtyards by architect Andrés de Vandelvira. Now a luxury Parador hotel, guests can sleep within historic walls that once housed a cathedral dean.

The Mirador del Salvador offers breathtaking panoramic views of Andalusia's endless olive groves. Visit at sunset when the golden light transforms the rolling landscape into a photographer's dream.

You can study the exhibits at Casa Museo Arte Andalusi, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Úbeda. Discover the area's countryside and monuments.

This 16th-century Renaissance masterpiece features exquisite facades with human-like sculptures representing architectural orders. Inside, the Moorish-style Municipal Archive offers views of nearby monuments.

This Renaissance masterpiece displays intricate Plateresque façades and stone carvings commissioned by Charles V's secretary. Inside, marvel at Berruguete's altarpiece and Vandelvira's symbolic sacristy sculptures.

This historic square, once Úbeda's main market and bullfighting venue, is surrounded by Renaissance and Gothic architecture. Admire San Pablo Church's elaborate 1511 portal beneath the Old Town Hall's arched porticos.

This Renaissance masterpiece, now Úbeda's town hall, showcases intricate stonework and caryatid-adorned façades. Explore the elegant courtyard with its two-story Corinthian arches.

This 14th-century synagogue reveals Spain's Jewish heritage through original architecture and a ritual bath. Join an intimate guided tour through six medieval spaces, including the rare Mikveh and Women's Gallery.