Tourist sites and monuments in Valladolid

The construction of this Gothic cathedral started in the 16th century. The facade displays Renaissance and Baroque influences.

The museum presents Spanish sculptures from the Middle Ages to the 19th century in a former 15th-century college.

The central square with its 16th-century city hall serves as a venue for local events and markets.

The urban park spans 115,000 square meters with trees, fountains and a small lake with water birds.

The collection includes paintings, sculptures and installations by Spanish artists from 1939 to the present.

This educational institution founded in 1241 hosts over 30000 students in historical buildings across the city.

A 16th century square featuring a Gothic church and the Palace of Pimentel.

The former residence of the poet contains original furniture, personal items and a 19th century library.

The garden features geometric flowerbeds with Mediterranean plants and 18th-century water fountains.

This stage built in 1864 offers classical plays, operas, concerts and contemporary performances in a neoclassical building.

This 15th-century palace displays a decorative stone facade with pointed arches and now serves as an administrative building.

A 12th-century Romanesque building with a 60-meter tower and original wall paintings in the interior.

This central square features a bronze statue of Spanish poet José Zorrilla and is surrounded by historical buildings.

The museum displays artifacts, maps and documents from Columbus's exploration of America in the 15th century.

A modern museum with exhibitions on physics, biology and technology, equipped with laboratories and a planetarium.

This 15th century church displays elements of Gothic and Baroque architecture with a notable altarpiece.

This central urban street connects main squares and offers benches under plane trees. Visitors find cafes and retail stores along the way.