National Museum of Sculpture (Valladolid)
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A great collection of polychrome sculpture housed in the Colegio de San Gregorio, with a spectacular Isabelline façade.
What to see in Valladolid
These are the 5 places to visit in the province of Valladolid. Save your favourites and open them in Google Maps to plan your route.
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Castle of La Mota (Medina del Campo)
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An imposing 15th-century brick fortress, one of the finest in Castile, linked to Queen Isabella I.
Peñafiel Castle
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A castle shaped like a ship on a hill in the Ribera del Duero, with a wine museum inside.
Church of San Pablo (Valladolid)
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Dominican church with a spectacular late fifteenth-century Isabelline façade, next to the palace where Philip II was born.
Urueña
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Walled town on the Montes Torozos that became Spain's first Book Town, full of bookshops and small museums.
About Valladolid
Valladolid was once the seat of the royal court and keeps a rich heritage: the National Sculpture Museum holds the finest religious carving in Spain. In the province, castles such as La Mota in Medina del Campo and Peñafiel, above the Ribera del Duero vineyards, are a must.
Frequently asked questions about Valladolid
What to see in Valladolid in one day?
The National Sculpture Museum, the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral, Cervantes' House and the Campo Grande park, with tapas in the centre.
When is the best time to visit Valladolid?
Spring and autumn. Valladolid's Holy Week, with its carved processional floats, is one of the most important in Spain.
What towns and places to visit near Valladolid?
Peñafiel and the Ribera del Duero, Medina del Campo, Tordesillas, Urueña and Simancas.