Madrid Citywalk｜Mayor Square

A must-visit spot for tourists in Spain — Mayor Square Mayor Square (Plaza Mayor) is the central square of the Spanish capital Madrid, built in 1620, during the most glorious era of the Habsburg dynasty. The most eye-catching on the square is the equestrian statue of King Philip III. For nearly a hundred years, Mayor Square has been a venue for markets and theatrical performances, a center for various religious activities, bullfighting performances and holiday celebrations, and a gathering place for street artists. . There are many small shops around the square, and you can find souvenirs and gifts for travel here. Pay special attention to thieves! They are really crazy, targeting Asian tourists. Perhaps there are few thieves in our country, so we don't have such a strong sense of prevention. Mobile phones in bags and pockets are not safe. Persuade one if you can! . Many central attractions are not far apart and can be walked directly to the Puerta del Sol. . 🔍:Plaza Mayor 📍: Pl. Mayor, 27, Centro, 28012 Madrid