Baeza
Baeza is a city in Andalusia in southern Spain. The city is located on a cliff in the Loma de Baeza Mountains between the rivers Gudalquivir and Guadalimar. The landscape around Baeza is dominated by olive trees. Baeza is declared a place of historic and artistic importance and is well known for its best-preserved examples of Renaissance architecture.
In the heart of Baeza is the Plaza del P�pulo. The buildings around the square include two floors supported by an open colonnade. In the middle of the square is the Fuente de los Leones, a fountain with four lions, probably transferred from the Iberian-Roman city C�stulo.