Placa Espanya

It is one of the Teo most important squares in Barcelona, a public transport hub from where you can take bus 46, A1 and A2 to the airport. There is Arenas Mall in an old Arena de Yoro building from where you have. nice view.

Sevilla Plaza de España was built in 1929 for the Ibero-American World Expo here. It is a typical representative of the style of the New Renaissance architecture in Spanish architecture, the epitome of the Moorish Renaissance architecture. This is a huge 270-degree circular square with a unique and beautiful shape, with a gap facing Maria Luisa Park, surrounded by a half-arc red brick building, the main tower in the center, and the sub-arc at both ends. There is a small artificial moat around the building group, there are several small bridges built on it, the momentum is extraordinary, the square is surrounded by a city river, there are many exquisite and beautiful bridges on the moat, the center of the square is a large fountain pool.

The squares of each city are different, but I was shocked by the scene in front of me. The size of the square, the perfect complex, and every detail is so exquisite, it is so beautiful! The Spanish churches are also different from other European cities, in addition to the shape, the materials used and the mosaics above are also very unique.

In the middle of the square there is a beautiful fountain with 3 sides, each one symbolizing a sea.

Although not as beautiful as the Spanish Square in Seville, Barcelona's Spanish Square is close to the Catalan Palace of Art, and there is a transformed shopping mall near a gladiator, and Magic Fountain in the evening. Barcelona's Spanish Square is still very photographic, Madrid's explosion. Additionally, the Montreal Mountains, the Dro Pavilion, the Milo Foundation, the Old Olympic Site and other attractions are nearby. The Spanish Square in Barcelona is also a landmark tourist attraction.

Strictly speaking, the Plaza de España is limited to the north end of Queen Cristina Avenue, outside the Venetian Tower, and simply the large disc area with the sculpture of the three-sided goddess in the middle is considered the Plaza de España. In this sense, there is not much to see in Plaza de España. The square is surrounded by the old bullring, the square hotel, the convention and exhibition center, and the bus gathering on the ground. It is a typical transportation hub. In its underground, it is an underground passage for people who are dizzy. Not only does there be a subway line 1 and 3 lines interchange, but there are also many suburban railways from here. It really extends in all directions. To enjoy the panoramic view of Plaza de España, and even the Catalan Art Museum, the best location is to pay 1 euro, there is a vertical elevator on the edge of the old bullring to send you to the 360-degree observation deck, when the day is good, you will definitely be full of eyes, that is, you have to queue up for the elevator at peak hours. Remember to come over from the peak, if the camera at hand is good, shooting night scenes is also a good choice.

Not as spectacular as Plaza de España in Seville, but it feels very kind because we stayed at the catalonia hotel here, the attractions are beautiful from the hotel window, but unfortunately time is not enough, the magic fountain is not open, there is no reason to like Barcelona