Plaza de España

Constructed for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, this square showcases a blend of Moorish revival and Renaissance Revival architectural styles, designed by Aníbal González. It features a large central canal crossed by several bridges and a semi-circular building adorned with colorful ceramic benches representing Spain's provinces. Recognized as a National Monument, the square is noted for its intricate tile artwork, cobblestone surfaces, and regionalist architectural elements. It has served as a filming location for various productions, emphasizing its cultural and visual significance.