Placa Sant Felip Neri Review

Santa Philippe Nori Square is not big, nor is it a place where tourists are more concentrated. There are churches in the square, there are also many old houses, a quiet place, many people relaxing outdoor coffee.

This is a quiet little corner in the Gothic Quarter, look out for the baroque style church and it will lead you to this plaça. Undeniably peaceful and tranquil this is the perfect spot to escape the crowds during the summer. The labyrinth-like style of the Gothic Quarter means you may come across this unexpectedly like I did. Admire the beauty whilst listening to the trickling water from the fountain in the middle of the square. Also you might notice large craters in the side of the church, which are from dropped bombs that killed many children during the 1930s, once you know this the square takes on an eerie feel.

For escapism in the core of the city, my favorite place is Plaça de Sant Felip Neri in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. The square has a tragic history - it was hit by a bomb during the Civil War killing those hiding in the church which dominates it's side - but despite this it has an unequaled sense of peace. Take your book and lose a few hours here. Hotel Neri offers a fabulous lunch menu.

This atmospheric little square at the heart of the Gothic quarter has a legacy that has left its mark in the most tangible way; the pock marks of shrapnel scarring the walls of the school which suffered a bombardment during the Spanish Civil War. Forty-two people lost their lives in the bombing, half of them children, after trying to take refuge in the baroque church next door. It’s an arresting history that lends the little square an almost magical, if tragic, allure. Aim to visit early morning when it’s at its most characterful.

Walk around Barcelona, explore the old Spanish capital Barcelona, the climate is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful, there are many historical and cultural attractions, such as Plaza de España, Piazza Piazza and Plaza Catalunya, etc. I will lead you to Barcelona with friends. Travel. Travel to Plaza de España and taste the history of Barcelona. Plaza de España was actually the government of Spain in the past. It is still very well preserved. When you come here, you will see a tall statue standing there, very powerful. Surrounded by fountains, it is said that the scale is the first in Europe. The most attractive thing on the square is actually a tall columnar Venetian tower. It is best to come at night to watch it look particularly attractive under the light. You can stand nearby and take pictures, it is the first time to see such a spectacular fountain. Play time 3 hours tickets Free Catalonia Plaza - the city's intersection center ⛱ Catalonia Plaza is located in the center of Barcelona, there are many roads gathered here. ☺ Everyone who comes to the square will be shocked by this spectacular fountain, which is really rare. The fountain is a disc-shaped, and it still changes when spraying water. There are many tourists who come to play, especially in the evening, some come for a walk, the popularity is very good, you can also go shopping and dining in the surrounding area. There are pigeons in the square, everyone can play and take pictures together. 3 hours of play time tickets Free niche attractions - Pine Tree Square, it is worth a chance to meet 🌲 Pine Tree Square is one of the most beautiful squares in Barcelona. The greening of this square is very good. The pine trees planted on both sides are therefore named Pine Tree Square. The popularity of coming here at noon is also very good, and some people hold open-air singing sessions here, and some vendors do business here. There is a palace in the square that can be visited, documenting the history of Barcelona and the process of building the square, etc., the palace has been around for hundreds of years. 2 hours of play time tickets Free ancient civilization attractions - San Philippe Nori Square 🏛 San Philippe Nori Square is the oldest square in Barcelona, more than 500 years ago. Some old history can still be seen on the walls around the square, but it is very well preserved. Everyone can go around here to see, the scale is not very large, there is a small museum to record some squares in the past, interested can go in and see, if you come at night is more charming, sightseeing here is very suitable. The 2-hour ticket for the tour time is free. It is my introduction to the 4 major square attractions in Barcelona. It is still very suitable for sightseeing and leisure. Everyone has time to come and play. Friends who have been to can interact with you in the comments area below.