Inaugurate the new Museum of Radio Tordesillas

is a Spanish city located in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, capital of the eponymous province, and the autonomous community of Castilla y Leon. Account, according to data from the 2007 census, with a population of 316,564 inhabitants, making it the 13th largest city in Spain.For its part, City metropolitan area, made up of 23 municipalities with a population of around 400,000 inhabitants, is the 20th of Spain.

Although there is evidence of settlements belonging to the Lower Paleolithic, Valladolid did not have a stable population until the Middle Ages. During the restocking of Plateau, Alfonso VI instructed the Count Pedro Ansúrez its population, giving it the lordship of the same in 1072. From this date begins its growth, acquiring different institutions; Church College, University or Real Alcazar. This enabled him to become the headquarters of the Castilian Court, and later, between 1601 and 1606, the capital of the Spanish Empire, until the capital moved permanently to Madrid. From then began a period of decline that will only be saved by the arrival of the railroad in the nineteenth century, and with the industrialization of the city, and in the twentieth century.

Thursday morning will open in Tordesillas (Valladolid), the Museum of Radio, in an event that will take place at 19 and that part of the President of the Diputación de Valladolid. The museum was created by Felix Valencia, and will aim to "show much of his private collection, which is among the best in the world," according to a release issued today by the Tourist Office of that district.

The museum that will house some 450 pieces, classified as "high-collection" - is located next to the Plaza Mayor of Tordesillas. It covers an area of 450 square meters, divided into 14 rooms.

The initiative, which has enjoyed the cooperation of Proder Zona Centro, aims to show the device in radio as a "collectible object." In addition, with the help of its funds, together with the library and documents, help in the development, promotion and distribution of the existing Museum of Radio Penafiel, which also has funds owned by Felix Valencia, effectively turning the Valladolid province in the global reference point for lovers of world radio.