Passeio a pé em Valladolid

Nuria was knowledgeable and friendly. She described the history and culture of her native city in an approachable and understandable way. Encountering a couple of her friends and relatives along the way was a bonus – I felt like I was part of the city. This was a wonderful tour.

very nice city that had mostly peaceful and chill vibes, had a good time walking around and exploring, would recommend visiting the campo grande (great park)

Valladolid was a city that we did not know and has surprised us favorably. Special recommendation for the National Museum of Sculpture

The tour was informative but was rushed with a torrent of information at every turn. Lots of facts but not a lot of context. Not a tour for everyone.

A beautiful, vibrant city with a lot of history and culture. Culinary offerings are also great. Many old churches with beautiful altars can be admired, as well as museums and a walk through the city park "Campo Grande" should be planned.

We got a big surprise. We found it to be a very nice, clean, bright and friendly city. It has a lot of history. Javi was an excellent guide

We have taken a free tour in Civitatis to get to know Valladolid. The guide, Ana, who could be a monologuist, has made us laugh and know places that do not appear in the guides. He has also advised us where to eat and where to visit. A resounding 10.

Very nice visit , city to discover museums and monuments... nice architecture and large parks to stroll, many pedestrian streets.

I didn’t know Valladolid and the surprise I got when walking around the city walking its streets and visiting its monuments was simply fantastic, because Valladolid deserves to be visited at street level; its main monuments are in a radius of no more than 800 meters, and you can walk perfectly: the Museum-house of Cervantes should not miss visiting. It has a perfect collection of the items of the period worth mentioning. The Plaza Mayor, from which we carried some disappointment because they were building within it a whole metal stage that made us lose perspective of its eleza. St. Paul's Square, majestic, as a prelude to the visit to the Museum of Sculpture, nestled in a privileged 15th century construction, a beautiful example of Elizabethan Gothic, where the Republic installed the museum. The Gutierrez Passage, which disappointed me, mostly because of the expectations I had created and many other places worth seeing.

Guidance knowledgeable and experienced, quiet and sociable. A well-designed tour, addressing various themes and areas of history, cultural life and society. integrating the city and its evolution into the history of Spain.