Being monumental and really impressive, it has a huge Jesus statue overlooking the city, which is just stunning!

Beautiful and awe inspiring cathedral. It's a must see if you are in Valladolid. Also the museum inside the cathedral is worth a visit, it's just 3 euros to enter and it's quite substantial in size with interesting religious pieces!

If you would like to go up to the tower, you have to go to the Tourist information office and buy the ticket or online.

The cathedral is beautiful and full of historical significance. The museum inside coast a couple of euros and it’s very informative.

Amazing cathedral to visit! The arched ceilings are so high that you feel pulled upwards. The retable of the old cathedral is absolutely amazing! Worth the 6 euros visit.

Such a beautiful Cathedral, I will be returning tonight for 6 pm Mass

Nice place to visit , and also all around of it.

Very big and impressive. The museum is worth the visit...

It is a big building, not very beautiful to see but enough to take a picture. I rate 5 stars because it is my city's cathedral otherwise it would be 1. There are beautiful views from the top but the entrance is not free though it is not very expensive.

Beautiful, very old cathedral, but also very dark. Visitors are expected to pay to have the lights turned on for a timed period in each of the small chapels and at the main altar. There is a museum as well, that also requires a fee.

OK, some people will hate me but I thought this was a boring Cathedral. Sure, you get that Gothic architecture stretching-up-to-heaven feeling, but that is pretty common. And the Alter piece is well carved but it reminded me of the comics page in the Sunday newspaper; just blocks of single actions.

The only highlight of my short visit. Try to get some dinner at the restaurants around it.

the view from the top of the church is amazing!

Beautiful area for viewing if you like architecture among other things.

One of the many churches is Valladolid, with a tall slender Romanesque tower topped with an arrow covered with tiles, which makes it, the tallest Romanesque bell tower in Spain. It is visible from many parts in central town. The rest of the building is Gothic and Neo-Gothic , as it was built in the 14th century and, after later additions in different styles, it was extensively restored and rebuilt in the first half of the 20th century .Inside is rather rustic compared to other cathedrals. Entrance to the church is free, with €3 for the museum and €10 for a bell tower visit.