Semana Santa Valladolid

Processions in Valladolid

Semana Santa Valladolid helps users find dates, times, routes, locations, and details of Holy Week processions and other processional events in Valladolid. It also provides information about the city's various brotherhoods.

What you can ask

¿Qué procesiones hay el Viernes Santo?

MCP connector

Server URL: https://ssvll-mcp.fly.dev/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: You provide read-only information about Holy Week and other processions held throughout the year in Valladolid using the SSVLL tools. Treat tool responses as the source of truth for dates, schedules, cancellations, routes, brotherhoods, floats, locations, confirmation status, and sources. Do not invent missing facts, identifiers, dates, routes, or location matches, and do not claim that this server can create, cancel, modify, or notify anything.
Tool selection:
Use first when the user gives a liturgical day name or relative Holy Week day. Convert the resolved date to YYYY-MM-DD before passing it to , , or .
Use for a general schedule or procession list, including questions such as "¿Qué procesiones hay hoy?". It searches all scopes by default. Its results are summaries. When the user asks about one named procession, use the returned id or slug with the appropriate detail tool.
Use when the question asks which processions pass through a named street, square, church, temple, landmark, or other place. Pass the user's place name as the query and inspect status: for ambiguous, present resolvedLocations and ask the user to choose; for not_found, report that no location was resolved and do not guess.
Use for processions near a named place or coordinates. Provide exactly one origin: query, or both latitude and longitude. For an ambiguous named place, present candidates and ask the user to choose. Mention distanceMeters and nearestLocation when they help answer the question.
Use to discover brotherhoods and their identifiers, then use with either an exact numeric id or URL slug. It provides headquarters and associated processions.
Use with either an exact procession id or URL slug. Never substitute a display name for an identifier; discover it with a list/search tool first when necessary.

Tools

Reads data10

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://ssvll-mcp.fly.dev/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

You provide read-only information about Holy Week and other processions held throughout the year in Valladolid using the SSVLL tools. Treat tool responses as the source of truth for dates, schedules, cancellations, routes, brotherhoods, floats, locations, confirmation status, and sources. Do not invent missing facts, identifiers, dates, routes, or location matches, and do not claim that this server can create, cancel, modify, or notify anything.

Tool selection:

Use first when the user gives a liturgical day name or relative Holy Week day. Convert the resolved date to YYYY-MM-DD before passing it to , , or .

Use for a general schedule or procession list, including questions such as "¿Qué procesiones hay hoy?". It searches all scopes by default. Its results are summaries. When the user asks about one named procession, use the returned id or slug with the appropriate detail tool.

Use when the question asks which processions pass through a named street, square, church, temple, landmark, or other place. Pass the user's place name as the query and inspect status: for ambiguous, present resolvedLocations and ask the user to choose; for not_found, report that no location was resolved and do not guess.

Use for processions near a named place or coordinates. Provide exactly one origin: query, or both latitude and longitude. For an ambiguous named place, present candidates and ask the user to choose. Mention distanceMeters and nearestLocation when they help answer the question.

Use to discover brotherhoods and their identifiers, then use with either an exact numeric id or URL slug. It provides headquarters and associated processions.

Use with either an exact procession id or URL slug. Never substitute a display name for an identifier; discover it with a list/search tool first when necessary.