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The Ribera de Castilla Park is located in Valladolid, in the north of the city, next to the Pisuerga River. This park is one of the largest in the city and offers a variety of activities for all ages. The park has wide paths for walking, cycling or skating, and is accessible for people with reduced mobility. There are also play areas for children, a picnic area to enjoy an outdoor picnic, and a pond with a fountain. In addition, it is an ideal place for bird watching, as it is home to numerous native and migratory species.

The guided tour 'Historic Valladolid' stops at this space, one of the most representative and historically significant in the city.

The Church of Santa María de la Antigua, known among the people of Valladolid as ‘La Antigua’, boasts of being one of the jewels of Romanesque architecture in Castile and León thanks to its slender tower, which is more than 55 metres high. It is the only element from the 13th century, along with the north portico, as the rest of the temple is in Gothic style, already from the 14th century.

Statue built to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Columbus' arrival in America. The bronze plaques depict scenes from his life. The statue was originally supposed to be erected in Havana, Cuba, but this was canceled due to Cuba's independence from Spain and local unrest. Valladolid was chosen instead, as the city is also the place of Columbus' death. The banner "NON PLUS ULTRA" is scratched by a lion, symbolically damaging the word "NON". "PLUS ULTRA" is the national motto of Spain and means "Always Onward".

The Plaza Mayor was created when the Royal House of Castile moved its seat to Valladolid. It is the model for all similar squares with the same name that exist in many cities in Spain and Latin America

Church built in the 13th century, combining Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance elements. Its imposing façade stands out for its Plateresque doorway and its impressive tower. Inside there are valuable works of art, such as the main altarpiece and the Alderete chapel. It is considered one of the main historical monuments of the city.

Emblematic square of the city of Valladolid in which is the monument to the settler of the city, Count Ansúrez.

Also known as 'La Antigua', it is a Catholic monument classified as one of the jewels of the Romanesque of Castilla y León. Its origin dates back to the 13th century, although it was reformed at different times, presenting various architectural styles.