Úbeda, Andalusia, Spain

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Our city On the left: Panoramic of Ubeda PM 091241 E por Paul M.R. Maeyaert - 2016 - PMR Maeyaert, Belgium - CC BY-SA. To the right: The historical Landscape of the Sénia's Ancient Olive Trees, North East Spain por Project Leader: Organisation Taula del Sénia Commonwealth - European Heritage Awards Archive, Austria - Public Domain. Úbeda, a beautiful city (34,062 inhabitants) in the south of Spain, is located in the geographical centre of the province of Jaén, Andalusia. It’s situated on the hills of the same name (“los cerros de Úbeda” or “la loma de Úbeda”) and surrounded by an exceptional landscape, formed by the Sierra de Cazorla, the Guadalquivir Valley, the Sierra Mágina and, of course, the extensive olive groves that populate the region. (Throughout the province of Jaén are counted 60 million olive groves) On the left, iberic oppidum of Old Úbeda (Úbeda, Jaén, España) - Instituto de Arqueología Ibérica, Universidad de Jaén, Spain - CC BY-N. To the right, picture of olive grows taken by students. Public Domain. In 2003 Úbeda and the neighbouring town of Baeza, known for their Renaissance architecture, were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO Our city and our school links on Google Maps

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