In the province of Jaén, to the west of the Sierras de Cazorla and Segura, and bordering the Guadalquivir, Úbeda, a World Heritage city, extends. In the historic center, in the renaissance square Vázquez de Molina, you will find the Parador, a 16th century Renaissance palace. The architecture of the place will remind you of an Italian city of the Renaissance, but with the folklore, the ancient crafts, the gastronomy and the joy of Andalusia. The Façade of the hotel hides a beautiful interior patio, and some of the rooms will allow you to contemplate a spectacular panoramic view of the square. Only a short walk separates the Parador from some of the most beautiful buildings in Úbeda, such as the sacred Capilla del Salvador, the Marqués de Mancera palace and the Vázquez Molina palace, current City Hall. The city's wealth of heritage is reflected in the walls, palaces, churches and convents. Start a small route through the Redonda de Miradores, from where Úbeda balconies over a sea of ??olive trees; continue through its winding streets, seeing antique shops, museums, neighborhoods such as San Millán, the picturesque Valencia street where you can still see the ceramic artisans working in the shops ... And thus discover a unique place.