The back story
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The back story
Jaén, Úbeda and Baeza: the back story
Renaissance towns among the olive groves, five starred restaurants and the mountains of Cazorla.
Region guide · Andalusia
Jaén, Úbeda & Baeza: Our Favourites
UNESCO-listed Úbeda and Baeza, Jaén’s cathedral and castle, five starred restaurants and the Sierras de Cazorla.
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What to see and do
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UNESCO World Heritage
Úbeda and Baeza
Two Renaissance towns among the olive groves, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2003.
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Forest and mountain
Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas
The great forested mountains of Jaén, source of the Guadalquivir.
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Eat and drink
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One MICHELIN Star
Bagá
A single tasting menu of local produce, beside the San Ildefonso basilica.
Calle Reja de la Capilla 3, 23001 JaénExplore View on map
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One MICHELIN Star
Vandelvira
Two tasting menus in part of a 16th-century convent.
Plaza de San Francisco, 23440 BaezaExplore View on map
Where to stay
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The first palace converted into a Parador
Parador de Úbeda
A Parador in a Renaissance palace on Úbeda’s great square.
Plaza de Vázquez Molina s/n, 23400 Úbeda (Jaén)Explore View on map
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A Renaissance palace
Palacio de la Rambla
A family-run hotel in a Renaissance palace in Úbeda.
Plaza del Marqués 9, 23400 ÚbedaExplore View on map
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In the heart of Baeza
Hotel Puerta de la Luna
A hotel in a historic building in the centre of Baeza.
Calle Canónigo Melgares Raya 7, 23440 BaezaExplore View on map
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A viewpoint over the capital of olive oil
Parador de Jaén
A Parador beside the castle of Santa Catalina, high above Jaén and its olive groves.
Castillo de Santa Catalina s/n, 23001 JaénExplore View on map
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A farmhouse in the mountains
Parador de Cazorla
A Parador in the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas, for walkers and nature lovers.
Sierra de Cazorla s/n, 23470 Cazorla (Jaén)Explore View on map
Getting there and around
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