Must-visit sites in Valladolid

The largest Spanish museum for religious wooden sculptures, housing 3,000 works from the 13th to the 18th centuries in a restored college.

Central square built in the 16th century, surrounded by uniform arcade buildings, traditionally a site for markets and public events.

House where writer Miguel de Cervantes lived from 1604 to 1606, now a museum showcasing 17th-century furniture and archives.

A 115,000 m² green space dating from the 19th century, consisting of ornamental gardens, decorative ponds, and tree-lined avenues.

Religious monument from the 15th century with a Gothic façade and Renaissance interior. The church displays sculpted decorations on its façade and walls.

Covered shopping gallery from 1886 with metal and glass structure. Its architecture follows the style of 19th-century Parisian passages.

Military training center established in 1852. Its museum showcases uniforms, weapons, and archives on the history of the Spanish cavalry.

University founded in the 13th century housed in a baroque-style building. Its library holds a collection of medieval and modern manuscripts.

This restored house contains archives, manuscripts, and personal items of poet José Zorrilla. Visitors can learn about his literary world and life.

Gothic building from the 12th century featuring decorated side chapels, noble family tombs, and a collection of religious statues.

This 1491 building represents the first example of Renaissance architecture in Spain. It includes a central courtyard and Gothic elements on the façade.

This monumental structure from the 16th century remains unfinished. Plans by Juan de Herrera include a museum with sacred art pieces.

Housed in the College of Augustinians, this museum displays Asian objects from the 17th to 20th centuries: ceramics, clothing, sculptures, and manuscripts from China, Japan, and the Philippines.

15th-century residence where Christopher Columbus lived, transformed into a museum displaying maritime maps, navigation instruments, and period furnishings related to the navigator's voyages.

1890 stone railway station with a metal structure. It is a central point for high-speed trains to Madrid and trains to northern Spain.

Gothic noble residence from 1490, this palace features stone carvings decorating its central courtyard and facade. The historical building is the birthplace of Spanish King Philip II.

Gothic building from 1496 transformed into the national sculpture museum with Spanish religious works from the 12th to 17th centuries.

Permanent collections of African and Asian art displayed in the Santa Cruz Palace with ceremonial masks and ritual objects.

15th-century church with Gothic architecture and a main altarpiece. The building incorporates a Benedictine monastery.

Spanish contemporary art museum located in a 15th-century monastery. It features permanent and temporary collections.

Traditional covered market in a 19th-century metal structure offering local products.

Interactive science center with a planetarium and exhibitions on natural sciences and technology.

Historic octagonal square from the 18th century formerly used for bullfights, surrounded by residential buildings.

Modern concert hall designed for musical performances and cultural events.

Winery producing regional wines, offering cellar tours and tastings.

Historical royal palace built in the 16th century, residence of Spanish monarchs until the 17th century.

Commemorative monument dedicated to Christopher Columbus, depicting the explorer discovering the New World with lions breaking the motto Plus Ultra.

Former Jesuit church turned parish, built in the 16th century with architecture characteristic of the religious order.