Valladolid - Valladolid

This name is used by several places. More places with this name can be found at Valladolid (signpost)

Valladolid is the largest city and seat of government in the Spanish region Castile and Leon.

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getting there

By plane

The 41.706111111111-4.85194444444441 Valladolid airport(IATA: VLL) is located approx. 15 km northwest of the city. However, it is quite small and has few direct connections. After it was used by some airlines as a cheaper alternative to the capital's airport in the 2000s, its importance has decreased significantly again. As of spring 2018, only domestic Spanish flights are offered. Coming from D / A / CH, you have to change trains - usually in Barcelona, regional connections are also available via Palma de Mallorca possible.

As an alternative, there is a flight to 40.472222222222-3.5608333333333Madrid(IATA: MAD) at. From there you can get to Valladolid in about 1:45 hours by S-Bahn (Cercanías) and high-speed train (change in Madrid-Chamartín).

By train

Valladolid is on the high speed line Madrid–Leon. From Madrid-Chamartín train station, high-speed trains (AVE or Alvia) leave every hour (even more frequently during morning and afternoon rush hours) to Valladolid-Campo Grande, the journey takes just over an hour. AVE or AVE trains travel in the opposite direction seven times a day (every 2-3 hours) Alvia-Trains from León (journey time 1:10 hours).

There is a direct four times a day Alvia-Connection with Asturias (Travel time from Oviedo 3–3: 20 hours); three times with Santander (3 hours.); each twice with Bilbao (3:50 hours) and Irun at the French-Spanish border (4:40 hours). Out Barcelona There are continuous Intercity trains to Valladolid, but the transfer connection via Madrid is much faster (around 4½ hours).

Coming from France (and the German-speaking countries) you can either travel via Hendaye / Irun in the Basque Country or with high-speed trains (TGV, AVE) via Barcelona and Madrid to Valladolid. The night trains from Paris, which once enabled comfortable rail travel from Central Europe, are no longer offered.

41.642042-4.7269352 Valladolid-Campo Grande (also as Estación del Norte - Nordbahnhof - denoted) is the main train station of the city. It is (paradoxically) on the southern edge of the city center.

By bus

As usual in many Spanish cities, there is also a bus station in Valladolid with connections to various cities.

In the street

By boat

mobility

There is a bus network in the city and partly to the surrounding villages. However, the city is not very big, so that many places of tourist interest can also be visited on foot.

Tourist Attractions

• 41.652678-4.7234151  Valladolid Cathedral (Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Valladolid) last change: not specifiedType obtained from Wikidata

• 41.6569-4.723612  Museo Nacional de Escultura, Calle Cadenas de San Gregorio, 1-2, 47011 Valladolid. .last change: not specified

• 41.656008333333-4.72869166666673  Museo de Valladolid. .Museum of Archeology, Fine Arts and City History.last change: not specified

• 41.6378-4.745564  Museo de la Ciencia de Valladolid (Museum of Natural Sciences), Avenida de Salamanca, 59, 47014 Valladolid. .last change: not specified
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The city is on the long-distance hiking trail Camino de la Lengua Castellana, German the "way of the Spanish language."

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Web links

http://www.valladolid.es/ - Valladolid official website