Plaza de Toros Monumental de Barcelona Review

The old site of the Barcelona bullring, this place was a bullring long ago, and it still retains its original appearance, but it has been changed to a shopping center, with a variety of restaurants, including shopping shops, everything. Still more recommended

The old site of the big bullring is also an important area to visit in the city. The environment of the whole city is very good. This stone building can also be visited. There is a lot of history to know, and the building area is also quite good. [View] The scenery is very elegant

Barcelona Memorial Bullring. Barcelona Memorial Bullring, Spain: The old site of the Grand Bullring has a fine red brick exterior, with a red and white arch with a strong Moorish style. After Barcelona officially banned bullfighting, it has been converted into a shopping centre, retaining a retro look. The renovated shopping center is a circular layout, with a total of six floors, three of which are for shopping, and three floors with a variety of entertainment facilities, including a cinema and gym, the interior is very modern. For 1 euro you can take an outdoor lift to the top floor and circle around the city view. Of course you can consider dining on the top floor. Find an exit and take some trembling stairs down the museum's old site, which also houses a small museum featuring sequined costumes worn by matadors, bull heads, posters, photos and spades used by famous matadors.

just stunning at 7am in the morning at the weekend expiring atmosphere there

The city of Barcelona abolished bullfighting and replaced the original Arena with a purely commercial centre. Located in the centre of the Spanish Square, arenas de Barcelona Mall, there is a very good outdoor view, that is, from the outdoor sightseeing ladder to the top viewing platform for a euro to see the whole city. In the centre of the Spanish Plaza Circle, there is a huge red building, Arena of Barcelona, which was the bullfighting arena before the abolition of bullfighting in Barcelona. Now it has been transformed into a beautiful shopping mall. Although ARENA has not been introduced in many of the strategies, it seems to me that this is the closest commercial project I have ever seen in Spain to the domestic shopping mall model. The interior is divided into the first floor underground, the third floor above ground and the outdoor stage on the top floor. Among them, the top-level open-air viewing platform is a bright spot. For 1 Euro, you can go up the outdoor sightseeing ladder or the indoor flying escalator to enjoy the beautiful urban scenery. From the nearby urban high-rise street green space, to the distant city edge of the mountains and seaports, including such special attractions as the Saint's House, the National Expo, the Olympic Mountains and so on, we can get a full view. Visitors, coffee drinks, wind and tanning (Europeans enjoy sunshine, great sun), are catering to their lazy attitude towards life. According to the pattern of the circular arena, the interior is transformed into the form of circular shops around the circle, cross passages in the middle and hollow atrium. Because the single floor is very high, such a large space and underground only four commercial floors, one of which is the cinema, the volume is too small, the utilization is completely inadequate. It's a terrible thing to put it in the north and in the north. The most impressive brand is the retail store called FNAC, which occupies more than half of the underground stores, including bookstores, electrical stores and coffee bars. It is a large chain retailer in Europe. Compared with Mare Magnum's cool and artistic temperament, it is closer to the city centre and next to the Metro station, with a dense flow of people entering and staying, and a stronger commercial atmosphere. But it is still much less than the mature business circles of Catalonia Square and Lambra Avenue.

The big bullring is also spectacular. It's well preserved.

The old bullring site still can see the scene of the year.