Front view and atrium of the University of ValladolidMais InformaçõesEl antiguo edificio era de estilo gótico. En la época de los Reyes Católicos se construyó la fachada principal, que ya no existe, y la actual fachada se erigió en el siglo XVIII, según los planos del carmelita...
House of CervantesMais InformaçõesCervantes lived in this house during his stay in Valladolid in 1605.It gives the impression of a modest dwelling, built at the beginning of the 17th century. It has a brick façade and iron balconies with...
House of Jose ZorrillaMais InformaçõesThe poet José Zorrilla moral was born here on the 21st February 1817. The building dates from the beginning of the 19th century. There is a passageway leading on the left to the library, financed with...
House of the Sun and Church of San Benito el ViejoMais InformaçõesIn 1599 these houses were acquired by the Count of Gondomar, who had his coat-of-arms set in the façade, above which rises the sun from which the building takes its name. The façade is in the Plateresque...
Major Square of ValladolidMais InformaçõesRectangular in shape. In the centre there is a statue of the count Ansúrez by Aurelio Carretero (1903).The plaza was rebuilt by Francisco de Salamanca after a fire in 1561 and the reconstruction process...
Old JailMais InformaçõesThe present building is of the 1675, and was built to guard prisoners accused in the lawsuits marked while litigation lasted. It is a very austere building built from ashlar of Campaspero, has square floor...
Palace of Fabio NelliMais InformaçõesIn 1576, the Florentine businessman Fabio Nelli de Espinosa had the palace built. The plans were done by Juan de la Lastra. Diego de Praves did the façade, but it was not to the liking of Pedro de Mazuecos,...
Palace of Santa CruzMais InformaçõesA college founded in 1479 by Cardinal Pedro González de Mendoza in accordance with the papal bull issued by Sixtus IV. Work started in the Gothic style but the Cardinal, enthused by the Renaissance, did...
Palace of VillenaMais InformaçõesThis palace has had several owners: in the 18th century it belonged to the wife of the Marquis of Vilena, before passing into the hands of the Duke of Pastrana and the Marquis of Pombo and Alonso Pesquera....