Plaza San Martin

The square of St. Martin's Square is very commemorative. The first place we went was to come here. This place is also called the oldest square by locals. There are many people coming here every day. It is also the bustling center of the local area.

The statue of Athena is also a very important landmark building. St. Martin's Square is also a very comfortable venue, and you can also enjoy some very rich city views and exquisite buildings on the square. Athens is a statue of horse riding.

This week, St. Martin's Square is a melting pot of many characters: Busy office clerks, mothers and children, begging people, pigeons (care for faeces!) selling stuff and noisy voices, but all in a calm way. You should sit down (again, beware of bombers, mean pigeons!) to get you diving in the rhythm of the city. Nice, take the opportunity to take some pictures of the people around. It's much better than Buenos Aires. Here, people still remember life and laissez-faire.

St. Martin's Square is located in front of St. Martin's Palace. It is small but very beautiful. In the middle of the Square is a statue of General St. Martin's riding horse. It is surrounded by a flat lawn and tall trees. There are many purple sunflowers planted in the Square. Purple and green correspond to the flowering season. It's really beautiful.

In the early morning of Buenos Aires, the sun was shining at more than five o'clock local time. The typical Spanish memorial tower in St. Martin's Square stood solemnly. A hundred-year-old locust tree swayed in the wind. Pigeons were looking for food in the Yellow locust flowers. Purple flowers seemed to be embedded in the distant blue sky, drawing a beautiful and peaceful picture.

St. Martin's Square is a very beautiful small square in Buenos Aires, where every spring and summer season will be full of beautiful purple flowers, there are various beautiful sculptures and peaceful lawns in the square, is a great place for citizens and tourists to relax.