Valladolid Dock

Around the dock, a wide array of secondary elements are arranged, explaining its daily operation. Of particular note are the historic warehouses, some with one bay or more, built with limestone foundations, brick or rammed earth walls, and ceramic tile roofs. Originally intended for storing goods, they are now repurposed as garages, workshops, archives, or coach houses. Some are in good condition, while others are in ruins, all of them structurally protected due to the preservation of their original facades and construction methods. Also preserved are residential buildings linked to port activity, built in different phases—from the 19th century to the mid-20th century—which illustrate the evolution of the complex towards a fully urban use. The site is completed by unique facilities such as workshops with sawtooth roofs, corrals and chicken coops, a forge, coach houses, a footbridge, a factory, a small vault and a drainage system with ashlar arch, as well as mobile elements such as a dredge barge and associated machinery, now in a poor state of conservation but protected for its historical value.