Valladolid, which in 2011 was declared the world’s best-lit city, offers a very special route featuring some of its major landmarks, whose façades are floodlit in a range of colours, immersing visitors in a magical trail that can only be appreciated after dark.
An attractive journey through history discovering the capital’s rich heritage and offering tourists new visual landscapes, enhancing the value of each monument and bathing them in their own spectacular light.
This route includes the following sites of interest: the Church of Santa María de la Antigua, the Cavalry Academy, the Church of San Agustín, Villena Palace, the Church of San Miguel and San Julián, San Gregorio College, Las Francesas Hall, the Church of Santiago, the Church of La Pasión, the Church of San Lorenzo, the Palace of the Counts of Rivadavia / Pimentel, the Church of San Benito, the Church of Las Angustias, the Church of San Pablo, the Church of San Martín, the Chapel of San Juan Bautista in the Church of El Salvador, Plaza Mayor, Plaza de Santa Cruz, the façade and atrium at Valladolid University, Gutiérrez Passage, the Patio Herreriano Museum of Spanish Contemporary Art, Fabio Nelli Palace, the Calderón de la Barca Theatre, the Church of La Vera Cruz, Valladolid Cathedral, the Sun House and the Church of San Benito el Viejo.
