Úbeda only: the short tour
According to the listing, the guided walk through Úbeda's old town lasts about two hours and includes admission to the Chapel of the Savior. The guide speaks English. It is the option if you only care about Úbeda or are short on time. The listing says the tour is generally wheelchair accessible, except the second floor of the Vela de los Cobos Palace, and that some interiors may occasionally be closed.
Úbeda and Baeza in full
The second product adds Baeza. The listing includes admission to the Chapel of the Savior in Úbeda, admission to the Cathedral of Baeza and an extra virgin olive oil exhibition in Baeza. Each guided visit lasts about two and a half hours, and the whole experience about four and a half hours. This is the one with a Spanish-speaking guide.
What changes between them
The Úbeda walk is in English; the full tour is guided in Spanish. The full tour does not include transport between Úbeda and Baeza, so you arrange that yourself. If you want to understand the Andalusian Renaissance in two cities and Spanish works for you, choose the full tour. If you want something light, or in English, choose the Úbeda walk. Both have free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
World Heritage
According to the listing, Úbeda and Baeza were declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2003. That explains the concentration of Renaissance palaces, churches and squares you see on both visits.
Frequently asked questions
What language are the Úbeda and Baeza tours in?
The Úbeda walk has an English-speaking guide; the full Úbeda and Baeza tour has a Spanish-speaking guide, according to the listings.
Is transport between Úbeda and Baeza included?
No. The listing of the full tour says transport between the two cities is not included.
Can I cancel?
Yes. In both cases the listing says free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity.
Is there a minimum number of people?
For the Úbeda-only tour, the listing requires a minimum of 2 people to book.