Plaza de Santa Ana Review

圣安娜娜广场并不大的，不能和国王广场等相比的。不过广场周围有不少的咖啡店以及西班牙餐厅的，选择逛到这里，可以感受到当地人都是非常休闲的一种生活状态的

广场是一个不寻常的、穿着朴素的地方……对于成年人来说，它是毗邻凉爽广场的家庭的理想之地，我会给它4.5/5。这可能是家庭在观看孩子们的同时放松身心、喝点东西或吃饭的最佳场所，虽然离主要通道还不算太远。马图特的安东马丁地铁站（在阿托查市郊）附近是拉斯韦尔塔。这是散步和找咖啡馆的好去处。从那里，普林西比Calle de Principe立即通向一个广场（Plaza de Santa Ana）；广场两侧是梅利亚酒店，有咖啡馆和带栅栏的小操场。在提特罗埃斯帕纳。有一家弗拉门戈和意大利餐馆，塔帕斯和西班牙，甚至夏威夷酒吧。圣安娜广场（Plaza de Santa Ana）通往Hipster Little Plaza del Angel，从大都会帕拉西奥温泉酒店（Metropolitan Palacio Spa）到生姜餐厅（Ginger Restaurant）。它的中间是熙熙攘攘的Jacinta Benavente广场，那里停着摩托车和租来的自行车，面对着拥挤的Calle Atocha尽头的Teatro Calderon（西侧故事）。除了快餐（油炸或地铁）、小吃、果酱和书店旁边的中国菜之外，那里的食物很少。晚上，当人们出来炫耀他们的东西时，更好的车就出来了。我们在圣安娜广场外的普林西比街上吃饭，那里比广场安静，然后我们散步，在本亚文特广场上买了盖拉托（用维萨卡支付）。很高兴看到一家人在特特洛埃斯帕纳郊外玩耍，直到晚上演出前9点，那里都很安静。如果我坐在拥挤的天使广场露台上，我会把包戴在身上，否则，这个地方会感到安全和充满活力。它比卡莱阿托查另一端的胡安戈伊蒂索洛广场要好，卡莱阿托查广场更灰暗、更便宜……所以晚上吸引了滑板手和养狗人。如果你想找一个中心放松的地方，那么圣安娜广场是一个不错的平衡，既不太时髦也不迷人。

Plaza de Santa Ana: There are mainly statues of Teatro Espa & _1; ol, famous Spanish playwright Calderon, poet and playwright Garcia Lorca. Calderon de la Barca: From 1600 to 1681, famous plays included Life as a Dream, The Mayor of Zalaya, The Reclusive Lady and The Fidelity Prince. Garcia Lorca (Federico): From 1898 to 1936, famous poetry collections included Gypsy Ballads, Deep Songs, New York, Dramas such as Marriage by Blood, Yelma, and Bernarda Alva House. After the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, the statue on the square was killed by Fascists. It was very meaningful to release the pigeons of peace from their hands. Santa Ana Square is one of Madrid's must-see attractions. The photographs are: Spanish Theatre, Calderon Statue, Garcia Lorca Statue, and the buildings opposite the Spanish Theatre are very distinctive (the pros and cons are different, compare).

A square hidden in the lane, small but lively, the square is open-air cafe, many people are almost full, one end of the square is an opera house, on the way to the square there is a beautiful five crossings, there are many beautiful buildings.

The overall atmosphere of the square was relaxed and pleasant, and later extended to the gates of the Spanish theatre in 1869. The architectural history of the square can be traced back to the Joseph Bonaparte dynasty.