Theatrical Guided Tour for Children in Úbeda

Context Úbeda, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved Renaissance architecture. The historic city center houses over 30 protected buildings, including the Sacra Capilla del Salvador and the Plaza Vázquez de Molina, forming a unique urban ensemble. This children’s tour takes place within this atmospheric setting, where the air carries the scent of ancient stone and wood.

The experience Over approximately 2.5 hours, children explore key landmarks with a trained guide, participating in live theatrical reenactments of Renaissance scenes and local legends. Each child receives the Marcotopo workbook to complete hands-on, interactive tasks that encourage observation, critical thinking, and active learning. The tour includes a visit to the planetarium inside the Hospital de Santiago, where children engage with age-appropriate exhibitions and touch the centuries-old stone walls, deepening their connection to history.

For whom This tour is ideal for families with children aged 7 and older, as well as primary school groups interested in history and culture. It is not recommended for children under 7 or individuals with limited mobility unless prior arrangements are made. The activity involves low physical exertion, suitable for a city walk.

Local context Úbeda continues to honor its Renaissance heritage through active community involvement in cultural and educational initiatives. Local actors and guides participate in a dedicated program to make history accessible and engaging for younger generations, ensuring the city’s legacy is preserved with authenticity and care.