Baeza is a beautiful city located in the province of Jaén, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, in southern Spain. With a population of around 16,000 inhabitants, Baeza is famous for its historical and artistic heritage, dating back to Roman and Moorish times.

One of the main attractions in Baeza is its historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. The cobbled streets, picturesque squares, and well-preserved historic buildings give the city a charming medieval atmosphere. Baeza Cathedral, with its impressive facade and sumptuous interior, is one of the architectural highlights. The city is also home to numerous churches and Renaissance palaces, such as the Old Seminary of San Felipe Neri and the Jabalquinto Palace, representing the period of[Read more]

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View from Baeza cathedral

[December, 2010] Baeza is about 6-7 kilometres from Ubeda and it is listed in the World Heritage, too. Again it is a small quiet town, but the cathedral was well organised for tourists. Once you…

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