Plaza de la Villa

The municipal square in the center of Madrid is small in size and has a good view. The municipal square was built in 1644 and surrounded by 6 buildings, of which 3 are not small: the largest building is the Baroque-style town hall building on the west side, built in 1644-1696. The building was built until the beginning of the 20th century and was the seat of Madrid's City Hall (the square is also named) and a prison. The left door of the building leads to the prison, and the right door leads to the city hall. The oldest building is the Gothic-Mudhar-style Luhanta on the east side, built in the 15th century. The house of Sisneros on the south side, built in the 16th century. The square is in the middle, with colorful flower beds in squares; The flower bed stands a statue of Bassan, a brave and wary admiral during King Felipe II, who was placed here in 1980.

The small size of the town square is one of Madrid's most important squares, with a statue of King Felipe II's Admiral Basan in the center, and a narrow passageway linking the House of Sisnair on the south side of the square and the City Hall on the west side of Madrid.

The municipal square is not as big as Tianwang Square, but because it is not on the side of Mayor Street, the municipal square is also very lively, and Mayor Street is also a very beautiful famous commercial street.

To go from Granada to Madrid, this time the township and the city, a strong contrast, from the enthusiasm to the cold triple sky!

A smaller square, just near the Madrid Palace, there is an activity when I go.

Madrid Square is many, the municipal square is one of the squares that will be annihilated, fog and small partners are also occasionally passing by, not too much stop. After the fact, I learned that it was the Municipal Square. Some regretted not stopping to watch the Municipal Square composed of the Parliament Building, the Town Hall and the tower three buildings. The Parliament Building is a Baroque building and the Town Hall is a new Baroque building. The Luhanesta building on the east side is the oldest civil building in Madrid, typical of the Gothic style.