Valladolid was highly rated for culture by 25 guests from the United States!Valladolid Travel Guide
Historical City of Tranquility and Color
The tranquil city of Valladolid is home to several Colonial, Gothic and 19th-century structures, palaces, and a wide variety of restaurants, bars and cafés lining the quiet streets in and around historical landmarks such as Valladolid Cathedral, Iglesia de Santa María la Antigua, Santa Cruz Palace and Valladolid Royal Palace.
Straddling the picturesque Pisuerga River, the city has 2 major popular plazas, Plaza Mayor de Valladolid and Plaza Zorrilla, along with several museums such as Museo Casa de Cervantes and National Sculpture Museum.
The magnificent University of Valladolid is one of the oldest universities in the world and the Teatro Calderón houses the annual Valladolid International Film Festival. The attractive Campo Grande Park, separating the city center from Valladolid Train Station, is perfect for a stroll and Nuevo Zorrilla Stadium is home to the Spanish La Liga team Real Vallodolid.
Valladolid Airport is a gateway to several European and international destinations. Booking.com has a variety of accommodation options from guesthouses to 5-star hotels in Valladolid and throughout the Castile and León region.
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What Guests Said About Valladolid:
Ximena
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
reviews
We were only there for a day and we only had time to take a...
We were only there for a day and we only had time to take a city tour bus, which was beautiful. Lovely building, great history, very clean. Both my husband and I said it looked like the kind of city we could retire in.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
reviews
The people of Valladolid felt a little more provincial than...
The people of Valladolid felt a little more provincial than in other cities in Spain I've visited, so I think that i would take me longer being there alone to feel that I was getting to know the city. I really enjoyed getting to know the history of the city, but I was there in August, and lots of people were gone on vacation, and the whole city felt as if were wishing it could close down. I would recommend going at another time of the year.
Martin
United Kingdom
10
Exceptional
reviews
Our stay was a 1 night stopover on the way to the Santander...
Our stay was a 1 night stopover on the way to the Santander ferry and we liked what we saw enough to think we could easily do a 2 or 3 night stay and still have good things to find in Valladolid. Probably not a destination city in it's own right but a lovely place for a short stay.
Sharon
Spain
6.0
Review score
reviews
Didn't have time to explore as much as we would have...
Didn't have time to explore as much as we would have liked but found two great places to eat - Nuestro Bar just off Plaza Mayor for informal lunch and drinks and La Picara for dinner - very busy so reservation recommended.
“It's a very nice boutique style hotel. Convenient for us traveling from Portugal to Santander.
Comfortable, with secure parking, wi-fi, comfortable room & good breakfast.
What else would you need?”
“The hotel has similar facilities as other modern hotels in this price range but with a unique design for each room.
They also provide free cold bottled water in the fridge and toiletries.
The staff are friendly and the free wifi is fast enough for emails and facebook etc. If you want to watch films etc then you would need to pay for the uprgraded internet access.
The hotel is a short walk from Valladolid's attractive Plaza Mayor and also the train station.”
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