What to See in Úbeda | Hotel Palacio de Úbeda

Cazorla, an aproachable and hospitable town located on the National Park of Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas.

Known as the main urban settlement of the area, this locality is settled at the bottom of the Peña de los Halcones, offering a unique panoramic view from any angle. One of the places you should discover is the Castle of the Yedra. Located at the top of a crag, this castle will allow you to discover the style of the antique castles while discovering you the sights of the area.

Visitors can also go all over its narrow and steep streets full of Arab-andalusian charm, explore its markets and discover the characteristic products of the region.

Baeza is an early example of Renaissance civil architecture and urbanism in Spain. During the 16 century, the town experience its maximum glory and iconic monuments were built or remodelled thanks to Master Andrés de Vandelvira and his construction innovations.

The Cathedral of Natividad, the Palace of Jabalquinto, the Convent of San Francisco, the City Council, the Old University and the Senior Council Houses are some of the well preserved monuments that can be admired in Baeza. These contributed to the recognition of the town and Ubeda as World Heritage Site.

Visiting Baeza means going back to the 16 century, because the monumental complex is in perfect condition. Apart from the Renaissanc, Baeza also exhibit arab and Mudejar influence and Roman and Visigothic remains.

La Iruela, a charming town located in the middle of a sea of olive tres, is located at an altitude of 932m above sea level. Its distinctive white colour shines over the other localities of the region, giving a unique charm to the town. But what it really captivates those who visit the town it is its location at the feet of an imposing rocky crag known as El Escribano.

This picturesque village rises over the rock and revolves around an antique fortification that garnishes its urban environment. The steep and narrow streets, the little white houses with their balconies decorated with pots and vines take part in the typical scenery of La Iruela. Each corner of this place seems like it came directly from a postal card, with its traditional architecture and its quiet atmosphere.

Alcalá la Real reveals itself like a place of superb enclave and privileged domain. With its impressive olive trees and scattered vantage points landscape, this town holds testimony of an immortal past in its Muslim and Christian heritage, represented in an imposing way in the fortress of the Mota.

The fortress of the Mota goes back to the medieval era and rises on top of a hill, providing some amazing views of the town and its surroundings. But Alcalá la Real is more than just its fortress. This place is a truly special destination thanks to its lovely villages, squares and, above everything, its inhabitants, who preserve with pride their rural identity. The traditions and a way of living close to the land intertwine with a forward-vision approach, creating a unique atmosphere that captures the hearts of those who visit.

Segura de la Sierra is a historical treasure that goes back to the dawn of civilization, as many cave paintings discovered in the caves of Collado del Guijarral and Cueva de la Diosa Madre testify.

This locality, settled in Sierra de Segura, holds a prominent archaeological wealth with numerous archaeological sites. Apart of its historical heritage, Segura de la Sierra has an amazing natural environment. Its sheer mountains and its picturesque valleys attract nature lovers and hikers from everywhere. Visitors can enjoy amazing landscapes, panoramic hikes and the opportunity to explore the native fauna and flora.