The most interesting and most beautiful square in Spain
In Spain we find some of the most beautiful squares in Europe. Due to its enormous colonial influence in the Middle Ages, there was funding for the construction of huge burgher palaces and imposing cathedrals. All this was mostly located around the main square. Let's see where in Spain we find the most beautiful squares.
Plaza de España in Seville
History of Spanish cities in brief
Plaza de España is a little bit different square. Upon close inspection you will see the most important milestones of all major Spanish cities depicted on the tiles azujelos. Here you can ride a pedal boat or just admire the monumental architecture enclosing this square. continue reading
Plaza Mayor in Salamanca
The most beautiful square in Spain
The Plaza Mayor in Salamanca is considered one of the most beautiful squares in all of Spain. It is, of course, located in the historic center, which is located about 200 kilometers west of Madrid. This square with its arcade is dominated by a beautiful town hall continue reading
Plaza Mayor (Madrid)
The most beautiful square in Madrid
The most important and interesting square in Madrid is without a doubt the Plaza Mayor (main square). It is called the heart of the Baroque city. In the middle of the square stands a statue of King Philip III. continue reading
Plaza Mayor (Segovia)
The main square of Segovia
The center of Segovia is undoubtedly the vast Plaza Mayor. In addition, the breathtaking cathedral can be seen directly from the square. The square is also home to the Ayuntamiento (City Hall) and the Church of San Miguel. An ideal place for dinner or lunch continue reading
Plaza de la Constitucion in Guadix
The most beautiful square in Guadix
The center of the old town is the Plaza de la Constitucion, where the town hall is located. Unfortunately, cars can park here as well, so they lose a bit of atmosphere. continue reading
Plaza de España (Madrid)
The square with the monument of Miguel de Cervantes
Plaza de España is a large square in the heart of Madrid, on the edge of Gran Via's busiest street. The dominant feature of the square is the impressive monument of the famous Miguel de Cervantes continue reading