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Antigua Universidad

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Baeza鈥檚 historic university was founded in 1538. It became a font of progressive ideas that generally conflicted with Baeza鈥檚 conservative dominant families, often causing scuffles between the highbrows and the well-heeled. Since 1875 the building has housed a secondary school. The main patio, with elegant Renaissance arches, is open to visitors, as is the preserved early-20th-century classroom of the famed poet Antonio Machado, who taught French here from 1912 to 1919.


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1. Palacio de Jabalquinto

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Baeza鈥檚 most flamboyant palace was probably built in the late 15th century for a member of the noble Benavides clan. Its chief glory is the spectacular鈥

2. Iglesia de Santa Cruz

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3. Seminario de San Felipe Neri

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Plaza de Santa Mar铆a is the most characteristic of Baeza's squares and was designed to be a focus of religious and civic life. On its north side stands鈥

4. Antigua Carnicer铆a

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The eastern side of Plaza del P贸pulo is occupied by the Antigua Carnicer铆a, from 1547, which must rank as one of the world's most elegant butcheries. It's鈥

5. Casa del P贸pulo

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6. Fuente de los Leones

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This handsome square is surrounded by elegant 16th-century buildings. The central Fuente de los Leones is made of carvings from the Ibero-Roman village of鈥

8. Arco de Villalar

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Joined to the Puerta de Ja茅n on the west side of Plaza del P贸pulo, the Arco de Villalar was erected by Carlos I in 1526 to commemorate the crushing of a鈥