Úbeda templomai

Historic Churches of Úbeda

Úbeda’s religious architecture reflects its transition from a medieval stronghold to a Renaissance powerhouse. This collection features national monuments and historic convents, showcasing the works of master architect Andrés de Vandelvira alongside Mudéjar cloisters and Gothic portals. The sites range from the 13th-century Convento de Santa Clara to the church where Saint John of the Cross spent his final days.

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San Pablo

A Romanesque church with significant Gothic and Renaissance modifications, featuring a 16th-century Plateresque fountain and a chapel designed by Andrés de Vandelvira.

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Basílica de Santa María de los Reales Alcázares

Basílica y Real Colegiata de Santa María la Mayor de los Reales Alcázares de Úbeda is a Spanish national monument.

Iglesia de San Miguel

A Gothic-Renaissance church and former monastery historically significant as the place where the mystic poet Saint John of the Cross died in 1591.

Convento de Santa Clara

One of Úbeda's oldest religious foundations, this 13th-century convent features a notable Mudéjar cloister and a 16th-century Renaissance portal.

Iglesia de San Lorenzo

A 14th-century church built into the medieval city walls. After centuries of neglect, it has been restored as a cultural center and community space.

Iglesia de San Nicolás de Bari

A 14th-century Gothic church distinguished by its southern portal, a Renaissance masterpiece designed by architect Andrés de Vandelvira.