The visit is free of any charge.When we visited,it also had an interesting exhibition on African continet's people ,costume,culture etc.

This is one of the must-visit places in Valladolid. Very well preserved building. With the help of a good guide you can learnt interesting things about the history of Spain

Located near the Cathedral and Plaza de la Universidad is a building belonging to the University, with no entrance fee and interesting to visit. The outside view is splendid, as it is the 3 levels internal patio. It is said to be the first Renaissance...More

A good example of a historic and very old religious site, the building also houses university offices and is a workplace. so it may not be the best place to bring young children who are not in a good mood!

Loved the beauty of the old monastery building. Resturaunt prices a touch high, but that is normal for this part of Spain. Great position, not too far from the motorway, and close to the picturesque river.

It's free and conveniently close to the Cathedral, so well worth a 5 minute detour. You can visit it fairly quickly. The Sala Triste has portraits of the solemn-looking deans. The chapel was built by Gregorio Fernández and it's really nice.

The building is currently the rectory of the University, so you can visit it freely during working days. Within the impressive courtyard there are some exhibitions rooms that contains a good collection of african art. In the first floor you can peek into the historical...More