The director of Culture and Tourism, Ana Redondo, attended the FITUR which held in Ifema in Madrid on January 23 to present Valladolid as a member of the Creative Cities Network of the UNESCO. The “Screen Tourism” promoted in Valladolid became more and more popular among foreigner tourists.

 

 

It is always a new experience to travel in Valladolid, because it is not only a place where you can learn authentic Spanish in University of Valladolid, but also a picturesque “Movie City”. Valladolid has become a large-scale film shooting area because a variety of film scenes can be shot in same public spaces. To those audio-visual products that have needs to create films or shoot in Valladolid, Valladolid Film Office provides various help such as necessary information, consulting services and efficient arrangement.

 

 

Being a university town, the Valladolid city has an intense cultural schedule, and hosts events such as the Seminci, the Valladolid International Film Festival, with one of the highlights of the Spanish film calendar, the International Street Theatre and Arts Festival.