Baeza
Baeza is a municipality and town in the province of Jaén, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It lies on the high plains of the Guadalquivir basin, near Úbeda, and is set among extensive olive groves that characterize the region.
The town has ancient roots and a history that includes the Roman era; in the Middle Ages
The historic center of Baeza is known for its well-preserved Renaissance palaces, churches and plazas. The streets
In 2003, the historic center of Baeza, together with Úbeda, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Today, Baeza is a cultural destination within Jaén, attracting visitors with its historic atmosphere, panoramic views