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History of Ubeda

 Origin and first settlements

 Úbeda has a legendary origin, which says that it was founded by Tubal, who was a descendant of Noah.

 According to the remains found, the first settlements were in Prehistory, between 3,000 and 2,000 B.C. Different communities lived in the place that today occupies the Alcazar neighborhood. They have been found: ceramic vessels, punches, sickles, and other tools.

 The Greeks and the Carthaginians also passed through here to trade. Under the Roman Empire the city would be known as Bétula (Baetula). 

 In addition, it must be said that remains from the late Roman and Visigothic periods have also been found. So it is quite clear that here there was a small nucleus of population dependent on the Roman colony of Salaria.

 The Middle Ages

 Úbeda acquired its true entity as an important population center in Arab times.

 Because despite the existence of population centers in the area, it was Abderraman II (822-852) who founded it. And then he called it Medinat-Ubbadat Al-Arab (Úbeda of the Arabs). Thanks to its craftsmanship, livestock and agriculture, it became one of the most important cities in Al-Andalus. 

 Reconquest

 Later the city would be reconquered in 1233 by King Ferdinand III “the Saint”. Although there was a previous attempt in the famous Battle of Navas de Tolosa.

 The capture of Úbeda gave way to the coexistence of the three cultures (Arab, Jewish and Christian). At this time, Úbeda also saw its jurisdictional scope enlarged.

Modern Age

At this time its important geostrategic value. Due to its location near the border with the Nazarí Kingdom of Granada, the Castilian kings granted it numerous privileges and concessions, such as the jurisdiction of Cuenca.

The wealth and splendour that Úbeda achieved in the 16th century was determined by a multiplicity of factors.

The Mudejars were the basis of agriculture and the existing craft industry (pottery and esparto).

The 16th century was to be Úbeda’s period of maximum splendour. With an important economic development due to the increase in agricultural production and the diversification of the craft industry. It also brought about a demographic increase, with the city reaching a population of 18,000 inhabitants. 

In this century members of the nobility of Ubeda participated in the highest positions of both civil and ecclesiastical bureaucracy. 

But at the end of the century, bad harvests, epidemics, wars, tax pressure and the reduction of its jurisdictional area, led to its decline. 

Contemporary Age

The War of Independence against Napoleon caused great economic damage.

But the creation of the casinos as chat rooms meant an ideological opening.

20th Century

During the 1920s, the regenerationist rhetoric put into practice many reform and improvement projects in the city. This is why education and basic services were extended during these years.

During the Civil War, violence, repression and political revenge plunged Úbeda into a long phase of depression. 

During the 1960s and 1970s, local industry made a strong comeback thanks to the developmental pull. Slowly, Renaissance Úbeda was to reach its current place as a provincial reference point. On 3 July 2003 it was named, along with Baeza, as a World Heritage Site.

 

Climate

 According to the Köppen climate classification, Úbeda has a Csa climate, i.e. a Mediterranean climate). Climatologically, summers are short, very hot, arid and mostly clear. On the other hand, winters are long, cold and partly cloudy. 

 Throughout the year, the temperature generally varies from 0 °C to 35 °C and rarely falls below -4 °C or rises above 39 °C.

 Temperature

The hottest season starts in mid-June and lasts almost three months, until the first days of September. In addition, the maximum average daily temperature is over 30 °C. 

Then the coldest season begins in mid-November and lasts approximately until Easter. With a maximum average daily temperature of less than 15 degrees. 

The best time of year to visit Ubeda

 Therefore, the best time of year to visit Úbeda for general outdoor tourism activities is from mid-May to mid-July. But also from mid-August to early October, with a peak in the third week of September.

 Moreover, on the beach/pool scale it favours clear days, without rain, with perceived temperatures between 24 °C and 32 °C. For this score, the best time of year to visit Úbeda for hot weather activities is from the end of June to the end of August. Specifically, the end of July is undoubtedly the best time to visit Úbeda.

 

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