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Come live a unique sensory journey! Jaén is the largest oil producer in the world, do not miss the opportunity to delve into the culture of olive groves and olive oil in a modern mill located in the heart of the province. Located in the beautiful city of Baeza, this oleotourism experience will allow you to learn all the secrets of precious liquid gold in an avant-garde environment where art and architecture play an important role. AOVEland has the Tourist Quality Q. Created by Grupo Oleícola Jaén, a family company with more than 40 years of experience in the olive sector. An authentic experience in the heart of Andalusia for those who seek to understand the origin and excellence of EVOO.
Price: $24.03
Duration: 1 hours
It is the ideal tour for those travelers who want a private visit to the World Heritage city of Baeza tailored to their tastes and needs (route, duration, start time, ...). A private tour allows you to enjoy the heritage of the city with your family and friends without having to resort to a regular guided tour with more people. Our specialist guide will pick you up at your accommodation or at the meeting point that best suits you and will accompany you through the old town area. The tour does not include tickets to buildings that are paid. At the end we will give you a tasting of EVOO (Extra Virgin Olive Oil)
Price: $64.77
Duration: 1-2 hours
Book now your Baeza Tour with Populo Tourist Services and discover all corners of this wonderful city with professional guides and lovers of its historical cultural heritage. This TOUR INCLUDES in the price the entrance to the Cathedral and the Interpretation Center of the Medieval Baeza "Torreón Puerta de Úbeda". Baeza is “poetry in stone”, a mescolanza of artistic styles and a great cultural wealth that inspired Antonio Machado some of his poems. In Baeza you will visit the Plaza de los Leones, the Civil Audiencia Civil, the Public Scribbles, Old Butchers, Arch of Villalar and Puerta de Jaén, the historic center with the Old University (interior), Antonio Machado classroom (interior), Santa Cruz church, Santa María square, Cathedral (interior) , the medieval tower of Puerta de Úbeda (interior) where you will see the panoramic views of the city and the Guadalquivir Valley and the Plaza de la Constitución (old market square).
Price: $20.30
Duration: 2 hours
These guided tours of the two cities, declared World Heritage Sites since 2003, are ideal for learning about their history, historical and artistic heritage, the figures who have shaped their history, and some interesting legends and anecdotes. They are entertaining and rigorous, and certainly not boring. The guides ensure a pleasant experience and offer all kinds of useful advice for travelers and visitors to the province of Jaén. Visits can be made on the same day (one guided tour in the morning - starting at 11:00 a.m. - and another in the afternoon - starting at 5:00 p.m.). It is advisable to check the afternoon schedule in summer, months of July and August). You can also choose to take the guided tours on different days, consecutive or not. Travel between cities is not covered; this must be done by visitors.
Price: $36.04
Duration: 5 hours
A very complete and entertaining visit to learn about the historical, monumental, cultural heritage as well as curiosities of the city. Between September 15 and June 14 it can be done in the morning, at 11 or afternoon, at 5. Baeza is the exponent of public architecture and religious power, both in the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance.
Price: $18.02
Duration: 2 hours
It is the best way to get to know the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city with a specialist guide who will accompany you throughout the historic center on a tour of more than two hours. The tour includes entrance to the most important buildings including the Cathedral of Baeza whose entrance fee of 7.00 € is already included in the final price. At the end, if you like, we will give you an EVOO tasting explained by an expert. Although the groups are usually not very large, we have a radio-guided system so that they can hear our guide perfectly.
Price: $18.02
Duration: 2 hours
Book this magnificent Oleotourism activity and discover the passion for traditions, history and Olive Culture in Jaén. With the guided tour of the Museum of Olive Culture you will be able to discover with a specialized guide, the different spaces of the museum where the garden with more than 30 different varieties of olive tree stand out, the operation of the original milling and pressing systems of the late nineteenth century along with other tools and tools of the field. Finally you can visit “The Cathedral of Oil”, the winery of the mill, declared a Cultural Interest in 1992. After the tour of the Olive Museum we will hold an Initiation Workshop to the Oil Tasting, in which we will learn to recognize the main organoleptic characteristics of oils putting ourselves in the skin of professional tasters. We will have the necessary materials (tasting chips, pencils, apple, water, tasting glasses).
Price: $17.90
Duration: 2 hours
Our Historic Tour Úbeda + Baeza is the only product in the province that includes a visit to the Water Synagogue. It also allows you to take guided tours in both cities in a flexible way, since you decide when you visit each city. The guided tours can be done on different days or on the same day, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, always respecting the established schedules.
Price: $41.93
Duration: 5 hours
The best way to get to know Unesco World Heritage cities with a specialist guide in a pleasant way. In addition the tour includes the entrance of the most important payment buildings of the two cities. The guided tour to each city is performed in one of the two daily shifts that we offer. You could also chose between doing both cities the same day or doing it different days.
Price: $30.04
Duration: 5 hours
On this self-guided walking tour, you'll experience medieval charm and unforgettable architecture in the foodies' haven of Baeza. Baeza's unique Renaissance architecture, combining Italian and Islamic influences with local craftsmanship, has earned it the status of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hear from tour producer Ben - who runs Trek Sierre Nevada, offering guided and self-guided hikes in the Sierra Nevada - and discover the city's rich history, stretching from the Copper Age through a long period of Muslim rule to the Christian conquest and Spain's Golden Age. You'll see beautiful examples of Romanesque and Gothic architecture along with Renaissance jewels. By the end of this self-paced Baeza tour, you'll have a good idea of how the city fits into the ups and downs of Spain's national story and a greater appreciation for its architectural heritage. Note that the walking time makes up the total tour duration, and doesn't include optional stops en route.
Price: $8.99
Duration: 1-2 hours
Discover our hundred-year-old olive grove from within, contemplating the flora and fauna associated with olive cultivation and getting to know our products more closely. We are in a unique place, a watchtower of the Guadalquivir River, in the city of Baeza, with an impressive monumental legacy declared, next to the nearby Úbeda, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Price: $24.03
Duration: 1 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: EUR
- Languages: Spanish, English (commonly spoken by tourists)
- Climate: Mediterranean
- Timezone: Europe/Madrid
- Population: Approximately 16,000 residents
- Best Time to Visit: times to visit are spring and autumn to avoid the summer heat.
- Visa Requirements Visitors from the European Union, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Spain visa-free for short stays up to 90 days. For longer stays or other nationalities, a Schengen visa or national visa may be required. Visa on arrival is generally not available. Electronic visas (e-visas) are not commonly used for Spain; travelers should apply through consulates or embassies before arrival.
About Baeza
Baeza is a charming historic town located in the Andalusian region of southern Spain. Renowned for its stunning Renaissance architecture, Baeza offers visitors a glimpse into Spain’s rich cultural and artistic heritage. The town’s narrow cobbled streets, elegant palaces, and beautiful churches create an enchanting atmosphere that captivates travelers. Baeza’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site highlights its significance as a center of Renaissance art and architecture. Visitors can explore the impressive Cathedral of Baeza, the Renaissance-style Plaza del Pópulo, and numerous palatial buildings that showcase exquisite stonework and design. Beyond its architectural treasures, Baeza is surrounded by olive groves and rolling hills, providing scenic views and opportunities for countryside exploration. The town’s relaxed pace, combined with its cultural richness, makes it an ideal destination for travelers seeking history, art, and authentic Andalusian charm. Baeza also hosts traditional festivals and offers delicious local cuisine, enhancing the visitor experience.
Baeza Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Andalucia
- Duration Range: 2-8 hours
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: Beginner to Advanced
- Recommended For: The best times to visit are spring and autumn to avoid the summer heat. Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets and light clothing for warm days. Respect local customs, such as greeting with a polite “buenos días” and dressing modestly when visiting religious sites. Carry some cash as small shops and cafes may not accept cards. Stay aware of pickpockets in crowded areas, though Baeza is generally safe.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Cathedral of Baeza – A magnificent Renaissance cathedral featuring intricate stone carvings and a blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles. 2. Plaza del Pópulo – The main square surrounded by historic buildings and lively cafes, perfect for soaking in the local atmosphere. 3. Palacio de Jabalquinto – A stunning Renaissance palace known for its ornate façade and historical significance. 4. Fuente de Santa María – A beautiful Renaissance fountain located near the cathedral, symbolizing the town’s heritage. 5. Church of Santa Cruz – A historic church with remarkable architectural details and a peaceful interior.
Popular Activities
Visitors to Baeza can enjoy guided walking tours to explore its Renaissance architecture and history. Olive oil tasting tours are popular due to the surrounding olive groves. Cultural experiences include attending local festivals and traditional music events. Hiking and cycling in the nearby countryside offer outdoor adventure and scenic views. Art lovers can visit local galleries and workshops showcasing Andalusian craftsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Baeza’s cuisine reflects traditional Andalusian flavors with an emphasis on olive oil, fresh vegetables, and local meats. Signature dishes include “pipirrana” (a refreshing salad), “ajo blanco” (cold almond and garlic soup), and hearty stews. Tapas culture is vibrant, with small plates served in local bars. Noteworthy restaurants include those offering authentic Andalusian fare with a focus on seasonal ingredients and regional specialties.
Getting Around
Baeza is accessible by car from major cities like Granada and Jaén. The nearest train station is in Úbeda, about 10 kilometers away, with bus connections to Baeza. Local transportation mainly consists of walking, as the town center is compact and pedestrian-friendly. Taxis are available but limited. Costs for local travel are generally low, and renting a car is convenient for exploring the surrounding region.
Travel Tips
The best times to visit are spring and autumn to avoid the summer heat. Pack comfortable walking shoes for cobblestone streets and light clothing for warm days. Respect local customs, such as greeting with a polite “buenos días” and dressing modestly when visiting religious sites. Carry some cash as small shops and cafes may not accept cards. Stay aware of pickpockets in crowded areas, though Baeza is generally safe.
Culture & Customs
Baeza’s culture is deeply rooted in Andalusian traditions, including religious festivals like Semana Santa (Holy Week) and local fairs. Social customs emphasize hospitality and friendliness. It is customary to greet shopkeepers and neighbors politely. Siesta time in the afternoon is common, with many businesses closing briefly. Visitors should show respect when attending religious ceremonies and dress appropriately in churches.
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