Description: I like it because it has a very modern concept of a museum, very much in line with current historical disclosure criteria. Besides, it is a place where I always take my family or friends who come to visit Valladolid. They are very surprised that a historical person known worldwide as Christopher Columbus has died in Valladolid and that he has made such a beautiful museum in so little space in his own house.

Description: The Chapel of the Sculpture Museum, next to the Museum of San Pablo, is very small but very charming. I like to see so many late Gothic sculptures gathered in a small space, a style that in my country has not been so widely represented and whose buildings almost do not remain.

Description: Cafetería El Minuto is a very charming place, it brings together the cultured people of the city, it has furniture that is very reminiscent of the cafes that were in Romania in the 1940s - 1950s.

Description: The Plaza Mayor (Main Square) is the nerve centre of the city, and there is no similar public place in Romanian cities. It is something very Spanish, very characteristic of the culture and art of Spain, in addition to being a place where large events such as concerts during the city festivals, the Christmas fair and other events such as street theatre are always organized.

Description: The Plaza Zorrilla is one of Valladolid’s main points of interest. It’s close to other points of interest such as el Campo Grande, the Acera de Recoletos or the Fachada de Caballería. Also, the Plaza Zorrilla is close to both the train and bus station, so it’s usually the first rememberable point seen by the Valladolid newcomers. The Plaza Zorrilla is interesting per se. It used to be a theatre and nowadays, it’s a point of reunion. During summer, both neighbours and visitors love to stay close to the fountain and try to guess what time is it from the number of the fountain streams, get an ice-cream from nearby or just move around the city centre enjoying the little moments.