Plaza de Santa Ana
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Address: Ventura de la Vega, 21 2º, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Phone: +34-91-4299216
About Plaza de Santa Ana
Get to the center of Madrid culture at the Plaza de Santa Ana. Meet your friends at the statue of playwright Calderón de la Barca in the middle of the plaza, and relax in the nearby gardens. On the east side of the plaza, catch a play at the Teatro Español, the oldest theater in Madrid, built in the 17th century; rub elbows with bullfighters at the luxurious art deco Hotel Victoria on the plaza's west side. Enjoy the numerous cafes, restaurants and tapas bars that attract both locals and tourists to the Plaza de Santa Ana, named for the monastery that stood in the same location until 1810.
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Beautiful plaza with restaurants nearby, nice to just hand out if you don’t want to eat. Typical Madrid
20 mn walking distance. Any place around is nice for an outdoor dinner. Café Central for Live Jazz concerts
Located near the equally famous Puerta del Sol, this plaza hosts loads of cafes, restaurants and tapas bars for you to chill and enjoy your food like the Spaniards do. Keep an eye out for some historic monuments in the plaza.
very popular with tourists due to the concentration of theatres, bars, restaurants and nightspots - is what it is today thanks to Álvarez Gato, a state official and Carlos V's butler, who purchased land near the plaza del Arrabal, today the Plaza Mayor.
Best terrazas in Madrid. A delight on summer nights
It is a nice place to sit, very popular at night due to the multiple bars and clubs in the area. The hotel has a rooftop bar which has good views.
Plazas are awesome and I don't know why we don't have more in the U.S. (but we should). Check out this plaza near Puerta del Sol for drinks or even dinner. It's one of the prettiest in Madrid and has great bars and restaurants in every direction. Another option for the evening is to make like the locals and wait for the beer vendors to come around carrying plastic bags and grab a beer for 1 euro then drink in packs down the side streets. The plaza is also a good spot to meet before heading down the bar filled street, calle huertas.
Young Madrid comes alive in this plaza.It has great energy and is full of cafes and bars.The focal point is the "Me" Hotel by Melia that dominates with its neon purple exterior that is so striking.Visit Plaza Santa Ana after midnight when it really comes alive.
A quaint plaza in the heart of Madrid. During the summer it has lots of terrazas to have lunch or dinner. Don't forget to watch your bags (i.e. hold them in your lap), however, due to the many pickpockets.
A really awsome place...with many attractions for young people and so much restaurant with typical spanish dishes! My hotel was in this place...