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Andalucia Tour ~ Jaén (Region) Located in the province of Jaén, Baeza is a city set amidst a vast olive grove, with cobbled streets featuring some of the best-preserved Renaissance architecture in Europe. It is part of the World Heritage Site along with its sister city Úbeda. A vital destination that evokes other times. A monument in silence Baeza is a quiet place. It was so quiet you could hear the wind blowing through the buildings and the sound of different footsteps on the cobblestone streets. It is surrounded by a vast plain of olive trees, with a maze of streets leading to the historic quarter, whose buildings retain their centuries-old history. There are coat-of-arms mansions, churches, palaces and squares surrounded by small whitewashed houses and walled alleys. Three squares – Plaza Santa María, Plaza Santa Cruz and Plaza del Popolo – sum up Baeza. Three spaces in the Plaza Santa María invite you to stop and admire sights such as the Cathedral and the Seminary of San Felipe Neri; the Jabalquinto Palace, the Old University and the Church of Santa Cruz, located in the Plaza Santa Cruz; and the Plaza del Popolo. The Lion Fountain and the Villars Arch. It takes about ten minutes to walk from one square to the other. #2024TravelReview #SpainTravel #Andalucia