Placa Reial

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This Royal Plaza in Barcelona, this Royal Plaza can usually be visited and browsed, when there are major celebrations, it will be held in this square, it is more meaningful. And most of the surroundings of this square are bars or karaoke halls. Still more interesting and fun

There are many squares in Spain, basically every city has a square called Plaza de España, visiting the Gothic District of the old city, very atmospheric, various behavioral art, small band performances, and fountains in the middle.

It would be nice if you could find out in advance about the street lights designed by Gaudi, or apply for a night tour to visit this place.

The Spanish-language Placa Reial of the Royal Plaza is located near La Rambla off Carrer de Ferran in the Barri Gotic area of the city. Built in 1830, the buildings surrounding the square were converted from the original San Franciscan base, and the structure was largely consistent, with some builders able to see some of the signs of sailing and exploration of the Americas. Part of the square is designed by very young Antoni Gaudi, people who love Gaudi must not miss it, especially the street lamp, which is very similar to the soldier's helmet, from Gaudi's pen. The street lights at the Royal Plaza were Gaudi's first work to qualify as an architect, and the shape of the iron helmet has begun to show his unique style. There is a fountain in the middle, surrounded by palm trees, and the square is full of bars and restaurants, which are very lively all year round. Quiet during the day, let me pass by several times and think it is a general square. There are too many Spanish squares. Until one night, the atmosphere of being heard was shocked, and I didn't find an open-air restaurant. Sangria drank it and felt that I was also very Spanish. The streets of Esgudje and Abinho around the square were once known for their indulgent and unruly atmosphere, and Picasso's masterpiece, "The Yavinon Girl," was said to have been inspired by it.

The Royal Plaza is next to Las Ramblas and looks like a palm tree planted inside a more enclosed courtyard. The unique street lights on the square are Gaudi's masterpieces, while the architectural pattern is rich in Arabic characteristics, and the interior is also lively. There are various restaurants and bars to perform, which is a good place to visit the Rambla and the Gothic Quarter.