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This clock tower built between the 13th-16th centuries. It is next to the old butcher shops and the Arab wall. Of Spanish-Muslim and Renaissance architectural style, it was originally a tower belonging to the old medieval wall, although it is currently used as a tourist resource and you can visit the bell tower from which there are wonderful views of part of the city.

Church and convent of the Santísima Trinidad de Úbeda is one of the few buildings in the baroque style, rather it is a group of several buildings in the center of the city. Inside the church, which is divided into three naves with a semicircular arch, is framed by Corinthian pilasters.

Next to San Pedro Square, the church of the same name and the Hotel Palacio de Úbeda, the Ápside restaurant is located in a small square, whose elegance and exquisiteness attract attention from the very door. Like all the nearby buildings, this prestigious restaurant has a door carved in stone very similar to others in the city.

Palace hotel of the highest category in the heart of the city of Úbeda that preserves the architectural aesthetics of the most emblematic buildings of the city. It has the 5-star category to give us an idea of the quality of the service it provides to its clients.

Built on an old mosque that was destroyed in 1368 and remodeled in the 17th century, it provides as a curious fact the change in the location of the church's bell tower in the last century, which was originally at the head of the building, to the feet of it, with the intention of improving the visibility of the nearby palace of the counts of Guadiana and its tower. Finally, say that the architectural style of the church accumulates several of them going in order: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and finally Baroque.

This square is located very close to the two most important arteries of the city of Úbeda, such as Real streets and Castro streets. The square is surrounded by buildings and constructions from the 19th century as well as a central fountain and some garden areas.

It is a building dating from the 16th century with a Renaissance architectural style, it is attached to a section of the old city wall next to the missing one known as the Calancha Gate. This building was built by Don Francisco de Molina, a relative of the noble Cobos-Molina family, although in this case the name given to the building corresponds to one of the later owners.

This monumental bullring was inaugurated in 1857 where there was an old convent known as San Nicasio, founded at the beginning of the 15th century. The inauguration date was that year of 1857 in which the bullfighter "Lagartijo" took the alternative, the same one who later inaugurated the Baeza bullring.