Baeza
Historic city with well-preserved Renaissance architecture, UNESCO World Heritage site.
Baeza is a town in the province of Jaén, Spain. Together with Úbeda, it forms a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its outstanding Renaissance architecture. The town features numerous historic buildings, including the Cathedral of Baeza, the University, and the Jabalquinto Palace. Baeza was an important cultural center during the 16th century and was home to the poet Antonio Machado, who taught at the local high school.
Location
Coordinates: 37.9950, -3.4700
Visit Information
Best time to visit: Morning or late afternoon
Estimated visit duration: 1-2 hours
This landmark represents an important part of Jaén's rich cultural heritage. The province of Jaén has been inhabited since ancient times, with influences from Romans, Visigoths, and Moors all leaving their mark on the region's architecture and culture.
Today, Jaén is known as the world capital of olive oil production, with vast olive groves stretching across the landscape. The combination of historical monuments and natural beauty makes it a unique destination for cultural tourism.
