Plaza de Toros de Granada

In the Middle Ages, this square used to be a venue for gun competitions and bullfighting. Today, it is a place for local residents to bask in the sun and perform by folk artists. It's surrounded by cafes, restaurants and gift shops.

You can't imagine the intensity of bullfighting just by looking at a field. It's better to buy a ticket to go in and experience the passion of a bullfight.

This beautiful and lively bullfight is the only time in my three years in Spain to see bullfights. Listening to the rising and falling of ol, the cheers were really shocked. Instead, the fighting and killing of that graceful touched me by the quintessence of art or torturing animals - Bullfighting has been debated among the Spanish people ever since, but this bullfight should be seen from the stand. I still believe it's a perfect aesthetic experience from the Bullfight Art Museum, the real bullpen, the entrance, the stables, the typical Spanish-style horse-training ground, the Royal grandstand, and the Yellow sandy field in the sunshine. Another note - "The bullfighting season is April-June, August-October, especially in April. We need to look at the best time to book tickets early, otherwise the cattle will benefit.

The Toros Bullfight in the ancient city, the oldest bullfight in Spain, is visited by tourists from all directions every day.

Toros Square is a circular bullfight with 14500 seats. There is a bullfight museum under the stage. Nowadays, bullfighting is controversial among Spanish people. It is necessary to see bullfight in Spain. If there is a bullfight in time, it is very rare.

Here, from the Bullfighting Art Museum under the stands to the real bullpen, the entrance, the stables, the typical Spanish-style horse-training ground, the Royal grandstand, and the Yellow sandy field in the sun, I still believe that it is a perfect aesthetic experience.

The square is not big, but there are many leisure people, and the evening is more lively. When I was alone, I liked to go there to watch children run and jump in the square. I felt I was back in my childhood.

The entrance, the stables, the typical Spanish-style horse-training ground and bullfighting are still controversial among the Spanish people, but the bullfighting ground depends on it.

Bullfighting is still a controversial issue among Spanish people, but this bullfighting ground should be viewed from the Museum of Bullfighting Art under the stands.

Granada Square is a famous square in Spain. It has a long history and used to be a bullfighting ground.