Guided tour of Baeza for children 2h 30

If you want to enjoy the history and monuments of a historic city as a family, popular for its public architecture and the heritage mark left by religious power in its streets, this plan is the perfect option for you. With this offer for children between 8 and 11 years old, the older ones can take the little ones with them to make this unique visit for about two and a half hours guided by Baeza.

Just half an hour north of Jaén is Baeza, a historic city surrounded by large fields of olive trees that will take you back to the medieval era. In addition to the importance of Iberian culture, the Romans, the Visigoths and the Muslims passed through there, who also had a great influence on the culture of the city.

The meeting point where we will gather the group for the visit will be at the Torre de los Aliatares. In addition to this reduced rate for children from 8 to 11 years old, it is important that you know that children under 8 years old will be able to participate for free in this tour of Baeza.

During this complete guided tour through the streets of Baeza you will be able to visit the following places:

• Plaza del Pópulo, where you will see the Fountain of the Lions, and the building where the Public Notary Offices and Civil Court are located, the Puerta de Jaén and Arco de Villalar.

• The Santa María Square. There are the Upper Town Halls, which would be the seat of the council between the 15th and 19th centuries, and the Council Seminary of San Felipe Neri.

• We will visit the interior of the Baeza Cathedral, which is even more spectacular than the outside.

• We will cross different very popular avenues in the city, such as Paseo de la Constitución or Paseo de Antonio Machado.

• Later we will arrive at the Plaza de Santa Cruz where we will find the Jabalquinto Palace, which we will also discover inside and later we will visit, in the same square, the Church of Holy Cross.

• Finally, we will visit the old University of Baeza, which we will know well, both outside and inside; visiting the Auditorium and the classroom where Antonio Machado worked as a teacher.

Take advantage and book this fantastic guided tour of Baeza now. Places are limited!