Baeza is located in south central Spain in Andalusia. This historic town and its twin sister, Ubeda, are renowned for their wealth of Italian Renaissance buildings. Both historic gems have many buildings that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This town is a must for history buffs, and while it is a great day trip from Ubeda (about 10 kilometres away), it also has a number of great accommodation options.

Baeza offer an array of palaces, like Palacio de Jabalquinto and churches such as Cathedral de Baeza. Explore famous plazas, for instance the large Plaza Mayor and other heritage buildings. Baeza has remnants of its Moorish history, such as the Cerro del Alcazar. History lovers are spoilt for choice. Finally, don’t miss the chance to visit Baeza’s interesting local museums including the Museo de Baeza and the Museo de a Cultura del Olivo, which details the extraction of olive oil from the groves around town.