• Valladolid - Discover the hidden and mysterious side of Valladolid, a city brimming with secrets, legends, enigmas, curses, and prophecies. Embark on this eerie, dramatized twilight tour for an unforgettable experience based on documented events that reveal a previously unknown city. You’ll be astounded by the historical curse of an individual executed by the Inquisition who vowed to return from the afterlife, the legend of a tormented nun who encountered the devil, and the gruesome tale of a documented exorcism case—all found in ancient manuscripts. The tour concludes after midnight, leaving you eager to hide under the sheets, as the city’s shadows will forever haunt your memories. But remember, in the end, light will triumph over darkness…

• Centro Comercial Las Francesas - Do you believe in the evil eye? Can a person’s curse and prophetic words come true? Learn about the curse of a scribe and a death prophecy fulfilled, discovered in an old file.

• Paseo de Zorrilla - The cursed prophecy of the Ghost Rider. Don Lope de Vera was tried by the Inquisition and sentenced to burn at the stake. He vowed to return from the beyond to reclaim the stockings taken by his executioner…

• Plaza Santa Ana - The ghostly nun who saw the Devil. Mayor Ronquillo, despised by the common people, was rumored to have been taken to hell by a court of devils upon his death.

• Plaza Mayor de Valladolid - The curse of the Zorrilla Theater. When a theater was built on the land of the former San Francisco convent, enraged monks cursed it, swearing it would burn with all its spectators inside on the day it was filled.

• Calle Platería - On the early morning of June 22, 1453, Calle Francos de Valladolid (now Juan Mambrilla) witnessed unusual activity as Constable Don Álvaro de Luna spent his last night in Don Alonso de Zúñiga’s house before his execution. A sorceress had predicted his death…

• Iglesia de San Benito El Real - One of Spain’s strangest paranormal events occurred in 16th-century Valladolid, involving the visits of a supernatural being to the esteemed Dr. Torralba.

• Palacio de Fabio Nelli - An overwhelming tale of a friar’s chair, known as ‘The Devil’s Armchair,’ hung upside down in the old University of Valladolid’s sacristy to prevent anyone from sitting on it. Some objects seem to exert dangerous influences on their owners or those in contact with them—these are known as cursed objects.

• Plaza de Fabio Nelli - A surprising case from a manuscript dated January 27, 1635, where Jesuit Juan Chacon describes how Father Pereira and Father Tamayo performed an exorcism on a twenty-year-old maiden in Valladolid, with a strange ending…

• Mask and gel soothing in case someone has forgotten

A theatrical visit with professional actors and an incredible staging, by the hand of perhaps the greatest expert in enigmas and mysteries of Castilla y León. Night falls with its starry cloak on the humid city of Pisuerga and the shadows take over the city. A very special guide dressed for the occasion awaits you for the tour, he will tell you about documented facts related to the invisible, the strange and the paranormal. Ghosts, appeared, possessed, sorceresses, angels and demons will come out to meet us. The visit will end after midnight and you may want to run to hide under the sheets because when you return to tour the city, nothing will be the same and you will remember that the world of shadows is lurking in a parallel reality waiting hidden for terror of the walkers. Although, as you well know, the final battle will be won by the light. ATTENTION THE ROUTE IS NOW CARRIED OUT WITHOUT ACTORS BECAUSE OF RESTRICTIONS CAPACITY JUNTA CYL!

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