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Valladolid is north west Spain’s largest city, located at the confluence of the Esgueva and Pisuerga rivers, within five wine-growing regions. The city has a history of Roman rule and grew to prominence in the Middle Ages. Evidence of this can be seen in the historic palaces, churches and plazas for the city as well as its many museums, all of which are easily accessible from your hotel in Valladolid. The city is largely involved in the automotive and auxiliary industries, as well as food processing. Hot in summer and cold in winter, the temperature ranges can be extreme but consistent, so you can come prepared.

Is there any entertainment for me outside of working hours in Valladolid?

Visit the historic buildings in the Old Town, with its many plazas and parks. The museums of the city offer history, art and sculpture. Enjoy boat trips on the Pisuerga River. Explore the various wine bars in the city and enjoy the local gastronomy, or head to the theatres and cinema complexes like Cine Casablanca or Cine Megarama. The city has many excellent restaurants and tapas bars, offering traditional and international cuisine - Los Zagales is highly recommended for a business lunch or dinner. Nightlife also includes bars and nightclubs to suit all tastes.

What business opportunities can I expect to find in Valladolid?

Located near the Plaza Mayor, the University of Valladolid hosts the Palacio de Congresos Conde Ansúrez, a 17th-century palace converted to offer a modern business space. There are facilities for meetings and conferences of all sizes with parking facilities. The city is served by the Valladolid International Airport, situated in Villanubla, 10 km outside the city and is accessible via the new high-speed train running from Madrid to the Valladolid-Campo Grande station.

What particular locations should I see from my hotel in Valladolid?

Venture beyond your hotel in Valladolid to the historical town centre. See its varied architecture, including Renaissance palaces and other emblematic buildings, including the Cathedral and the Gothic Church of Santiago. Head to Plaza Mayor square with its iconic clock tower and surrounding streets, filled with palaces and stately homes. Various tours are on offer to take visitors to the Wine Museum and various wineries outside the city. The city hosts the Valladolid International Film Week each year, as well as regular theatre and music festivals.