Placa de la Virreina

Mrs. Governor's Palace is a historical building in Barcelona. It is the residence of the Spanish Governor and his wife. Now it has become a history museum. It is the best place to learn about Spanish colonial history. There are many historical documents to refer to. It is of great historical significance.

Located on the right side of Flower Street, the Palau de la Virreina is a magnificent baroque palace built in the 18th century and is now the city's Ministry of Culture and Information. During the year, there are always many excellent art exhibitions held here.

On the square, the quadrangular steps at the exit of the palace where the Duke of Barcelona once lived were the places where Columbus, who had discovered the New World, visited Queen Isabel, his patron, after returning; on the left was the Governor's residence, and on the right was the Agada Chapel. Today, these relics are part of the Municipal Museum of History.

It's beautiful. And the blue window is super beautiful. It's really nice.

Glass windows are beautiful. It feels really good.

A place where exhibitions are often held, typical of Baroque style, you can see it by the way.

Architecture has its own characteristics. If you have enough time, you can go and see it.

Located next to Barcelona's Boguerilla market on Lambra Avenue, it looks very ordinary in appearance. It is necessary to go inside to see Barcelona's native culture, such as the annual Giant's Day.

Madame Governor's Palace, a typical Baroque style building, is still rare in Spain's architectural complex. At present, some art activities are often held.

Una de mis plazas preferidas en el Barrio de Gracia para pasear o para ir a tomarme un café o una caña en las terracitas de los bares. Me gusta el ambiente que hay a la tardecita. Mucha gente sale a caminar por allí cuando terminan de trabajar. Familias, amigos, parejas. El lugar cobra vida y se la pasa bien. La Parroquia de San Juan Bautista de Gracia le da un encanto especial en uno de los lados de la plaza.