Catedral & Torre
Herrera’s half-built cathedral, a lift up its tower for a view across the meseta.
How to reach it
About 6 min walk from Valladolid station. Valladolid is the start of the route.
- From the station
- 6 min · 0.4 km
- Rail pass
- Renfe Abono
- Tickets
- Book tour / ticket
More to see in Valladolid
National Sculpture Museum
Painted wooden saints in a flamboyant Gothic college.
Plaza Mayor & Tapas
The ochre square that inspired Madrid’s.
Casa-Museo de Cervantes
The rented house where Cervantes lived while finishing the first Don Quixote.
Campo Grande
A big central park of peacocks, a pheasant house and a boating lake.
Iglesia de San Pablo
A lacework Isabelline-Gothic façade like carved ivory, where kings were baptised.
Mercado del Val
A restored iron-framed market hall of Castilian produce and tapas counters.
Museo Patio Herreriano
Spanish contemporary art in the cloisters of a Renaissance monastery.
Other stops on the Castilla MD: Valladolid, Palencia & La Mota
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get to Catedral & Torre from Valladolid station?
- About 6 min walk from Valladolid station. Valladolid is the start of the route.
- Is Catedral & Torre covered by the Renfe Abono?
- The train journey to Valladolid is fully covered by the Renfe Abono. Entry to Catedral & Torre is ticketed and not included in the rail pass.
- What else is there to see near Catedral & Torre?
- Other sights in Valladolid include National Sculpture Museum, Plaza Mayor & Tapas, Casa-Museo de Cervantes, Campo Grande, Iglesia de San Pablo.







