Town Hall

The Town Hall of Úbeda, in the Vázquez de Molina palace

The Town Hall of Úbeda is installed in one of the most impressive palaces of the city: the Palacio Vázquez de Molina, also called the palace of las Cadenas. The Úbeda audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this Renaissance masterpiece, on the square of the same name.

A Renaissance palace become town hall

The Palacio Vázquez de Molina, or palace of las Cadenas, is a sixteenth-century Renaissance palace, considered one of the finest civil achievements of Úbeda. Built for Juan Vázquez de Molina, close to the imperial power, it stands out by its balanced and harmonious façade. Become the Town Hall, it today houses the municipal services, on Plaza Vázquez de Molina.

What to see

You admire the Renaissance façade of the palace, balanced and elegant, and its interior patio, witnesses of the architectural refinement of Úbeda. Located on Plaza Vázquez de Molina, it contributes to the harmony of the monumental ensemble. It is a major stop for lovers of Renaissance architecture, in the heart of the city.

Practical information

The Town Hall lies in the Vázquez de Molina palace, on Plaza Vázquez de Molina, in the heart of Úbeda, reachable on foot. The façade can be freely admired from the square; access inside depends on the opening hours of the municipal services and possible visits. It is best to enquire before coming.

In which building is the Town Hall of Úbeda?

In the Palacio Vázquez de Molina, or palace of las Cadenas, a sixteenth-century Renaissance masterpiece, on Plaza Vázquez de Molina.

Where is the Town Hall of Úbeda?

On Plaza Vázquez de Molina, in the heart of the historic centre of Úbeda.