Things to see and do Province Of Valladolid

Set in the sumptuous building of the old San Gregorio college (th century), the museum houses unique collections in Europe. The huge stone altarpiece that spans the portal, pure masterpiece of the isabélin style, is worth travelling alone. Inside, the decorative richness of the cloister dazzled its refinement. The collections presented constitute the widest range of polychrome wood religious sculptures in the th, th, and th centuries.

Documentation on Valladolid and its province.

Built in the late th century in a neo-classical style, this monastery occupied by the religious nuns of Cistercian order houses an interesting museum of sacred art. Examples of this include the youth paintings of Goya and his brother-in-law Francisco Bayeu.

Located in the banker Fabio Nelli's Renaissance palace. The beautiful pink building houses numerous archeological samples from the Paleolithic, Roman, Wisigothic deposits of the province. Also a fine art section, with some collections of religious paintings from the xive, xve and sixteenth centuries.

Insolite, with his collection of objects brought back by the Augustins missionaries since 1565.

A pretty bodega.

The Taurin Museum of Valdestillas preserves some treasures that will be of interest to lovers of the genre, including old habits, the poster of a bullfighting in Las Ventas dating from 1931, the taleguillas (culottes silk briefs, decorated with gold embroidery) by Antonio Fuentes and Rafael El Gallo, among others.

Austerity and simplicity define this Cistercian monastery built in the th century in a style of transition between the novel and Gothic. Between his walls passed the kings Charles Quint, Philippe II and Philippe IV before he fell away. Today, the monastery only remains its restored church - too late - after the collapse of its Gothic wall wall in the 1990 s. 

Cabezón de Pisuerga, a small town in the province of Valladolid in Spain, has a tourist office to welcome visitors. The tourist office is an ideal starting point for discovering the attractions and activities in the Cabezón de Pisuerga region.