Most of the cities The most important in the world have a large plaza where all kinds of activities are normally carried out. Hard Hobbit To Break wants to tour the plazas most beautiful and important on the planet so you can decide where you want to go.
Plaza de Armas de Lima (Lima, Peru)
It is also known as the Plaza Mayor and is the main public space in the capital. Around it we can see the buildings of the Government Palace, the Cathedral of Lima, the Archbishop's Palace, the Municipal Palace and the Club de la Unión.
Plaza de la Constitucion (Mexico City, Mexico)
Known as the Zocalo, it is one of the largest squares in the world and is considered the center of Mexican national identity. Historically it was the political and religious center of the Aztec empire. It is currently surrounded by government and commercial buildings.
Cuzco Plaza de Armas (Cuzco, Peru)
Formerly it was an administrative, religious and cultural center of the capital of the Inca empire. The Spanish surrounded it with Inca temples, mansions and palaces. Currently it also has gastronomic restaurants, jewelers and travel agencies.
Plaza Santa Ana (Madrid, Spain)
Located in the very center of Madrid, the Plaza de Santa Ana has been modified throughout its history. Currently it concentrates a large number of restaurants and bars. Nearby we can visit the Comedy Theater, Huertas street and the Reina Victoria hotel.
Hotel de Ville (Paris, France)
It is the Parisian administrative center. Previously it was the seat of the Municipality of Paris. It is considered one of the model squares in all of Europe for its wonderful charm, full of beauty and comfort.
Plaza de España (Seville, Spain)
Considered one of the most spectacular spaces of regionalist architecture. It has been used in various films.
Piazza Navona (Rome, Italy)
One of the largest squares in the world, as it also has important attractions such as the great Bernini pool or one of the best Christmas markets in the world. Piazza Navona is usually visited both day and night.
Red Square (Moscow, Russia)
The most famous in Moscow, it is located in the commercial district known as Kitay-górod, being the third largest square in the world and where several concerts are usually held.
Plaza Mayor (Madrid, Spain)
It has always been used as the scene of numerous public cars such as bullfights, executions, markets, etc. It is currently an important tourist spot in the Spanish capital.
Campo Santa Margherita (Venice, Italy)
It is located to the west of the city. The buildings that surround it fill it with vitality. We also find a large and varied market for shopping. Being away from the most tourist center of the island, you can enjoy a bit of tranquility and observe the daily life of its inhabitants.
Old Town Square (Prague, Czech Republic)
Prague Square has a wonderful cultural variety, a cozy square where tourists often have coffee sitting in the open-air restaurants opposite the historic Catholic Church.
Plaza de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain)
Plaza de Cataluña is the most central and largest of the squares in Barcelona. It has an area of approximately 5 hectares and constitutes the point of union between the old core of the city and the expansion.
Piazza del Campo (Siena, Italy)
It was the most important square in medieval Europe, making it a must-see destination for all tourists arriving in the city. Piazza del Campo defines the city as an example of the influence that a square can have as it extends throughout Siena.
Plaza Hidalgo (Mexico City, Mexico)
Square very visited by both residents and tourists. The way it is built allows its visitors to walk through its different areas and enjoy various activities thanks to the market stalls.
Trafalgar Square (London, England)
Located in central London, it was built to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar. Today it is a regular place for political demonstrations and is the place on which the column of the legendary Admiral Nelson stands.
The Top Ten Largest City Squares in the World (by size) (April 2024)
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