As night falls and darkness settles, Úbeda is transformed. On our Úbeda Night Tour, you'll explore this Andalusian city's streets, see its monuments lit up at night and feel as if you've been transported to another era.
Úbeda Night Tour
At the scheduled time, we'll meet at number 3 on Calle Juan Montilla and start our night tour around Úbeda. By the time our tour starts, night will have fallen and the city's monuments and streets will be lit up like a scene from a fairytale.
The first stop on our tour will be Vázquez de Molina Square and its well-preserved 16th-century buildings. We'll feel as if we've taken a journey back in time as we explore this place and the Vázquez de Molina Palace, whose golden façade is reminiscent of Italian Renaissance palaces. Before moving on, we'll admire monuments such as the Marquis of Mancera Palace, the Bishop's Prison and Deán Ortega Palace.
Next, we'll admire breathtaking and unforgettable views of Úbeda lit up at night from the Ronda de Miradores. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, we'll observe a bird's eye view of the city at nightfall. Afterwards, we'll go to 1st May Square, where we'll find San Pablo Church, the Monument to San Juan de la Cruz and the Old Town Hall.
We'll then head to San Pedro Square, which is famous for the Palacio de los Orozco, a 19th-century palace with a strong French influence and modernist details. We'll also see San Pedro Church, which became part of a hotel as it had no ecclesiastical functions.
In addition, we'll wander through one of the most charming parts of the city. This would be the area surrounding San Lorenzo Church where, in addition to this spectacular church, we'll see the Casa de las Torres and hear the legend of the Walled Lady, as well as observing part of the medieval wall and the old Granada Gate.
Finally, we'll bring the tour to an end after 2 hours in total.
Changes to the tour
On some occasions, and for reasons beyond our control, the interior of some buildings will be closed and we won't be able to access them.