Plaza Mayor

The #plazamayor is a major public space in the heart of #madrid, the capital of #spain. It was once the centre of Old Madrid was first built (1580–1619). #unforgetabletrip #happynewyear #happynewyear

The main square of the main square of Mayor is surrounded by stone walls and high-rise buildings around numerable spires guiding the sacred angels in the central square. The gleams are scattered in the alleys and scattered between the arches horse Jol Square is a plaza rectangular structure that can be seen in shape. It is surrounded by a column of cloister-style ancient buildings. The 9 external arches are connected to the outside urban street the corridor. All the seats occupied by the restaurant are facing the other side of the open air. Looking at the side of this side a few restaurants with several souvenir shops, handmade boutiques all centers are looking at the center of the square. The origins of the Philip III King's equestrian statue main square can be traced back to 1589, Philip II asked the famous Renaissance architect Juan de Herrera, discussion A plan to renovate the busy and chaotic old Albar Square area. Herrera was designed, but the construction did not begin until the 1617 Philip III period. Zhan Bolonga's Philip III equestrian statue was completed in 1616, but was not placed in the center of the square until 1848. The name of main square has changed several times. Originally known as the "Albar Square", it was later called the "Main Square." After 1812, all major squares in Spain were renamed "Constitution Square" to commemorate the 1812 Constitution. 1814, after the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty, the king renamed it "Royal Square". From 1820 to 1823, 1833 to 1835, 1840 to 1843, the square was renamed "Constitution Square" again. In 1873, it was renamed "Republic Square", and in 1876 Alfonso XII reverted to the name "Constitution Square". To the end of the Spanish Civil War, the square was renamed the main square until today.

Madrid is unbelievable, but very interesting. Many people say that Madrid is a very boring city and there is not much to watch. However, I feel that it is full of life, in addition to a serious leisure life, there are occasional small surprises to add fun to the whole city. In addition, the Spaniard's overall feeling is also very good, although most of them do not speak English, and occasionally encounter one or two will be very poor, but it is really a more enthusiastic nation in Europe. Just like traveling in Latin America, even if the farce is constant, the ending is always complete, So is in the same mood as the long-lost blue sky, and the pleasure is clear [heart]

Major Square, the central square of the Spanish capital Madrid, is near the Puerta del Sol and was built during the Habsburg dynasty. It is rectangular in shape and is surrounded by a three-story residential building. There are 237 balconies facing the square. The main building of the hh/plaza is the Casa de la Panadera, which performs municipal and cultural functions and is covered with faades. Mural Previously on the balcony of the surrounding residents, you can often see luxurious royal ceremonies, bullfighting and various commemorative activities. Even the square of the fire-fighting scene of the Inquisition is now under the lamppost of the square. Carved the story of the square once The first entrance of the Puerta del Sol is a city gate of 15th century Madrid. It is named after the sun rise in the direction of the sun rising from the facade of the city. The earliest building on the square is the old 18th century. The postal building, which is today's Madrid government building, is the statue of Carlos III in the center of the square. During the reign, he built the public facilities of Madrid. He still has the title of "Madrid's greatest mayor" near On the ground of the road, it is the "zero kilometer" sign, which is the center of the Spanish national road network "bear and wild strawberry tree", is the city emblem of Madrid The bear is to commemorate King Alfonso XI of Castilla, hunting a bear on the hills around Madrid. The strawberry tree is because there are many wild strawberry trees at the time.