Plaza de España

¡La plaza perfecta para las personas, así como para las compras!

Las etapas se construyen a 29 metros de altura, conduciendo a la embajada española, desde la famosa Plaza española.

En la plaza española, con un gran estilo arquitectónico, arquitectura gota y arquitectura baroca, sin duda, conoce el placer y el olvido de los artistas Benini, Peter, Balzak, y otros, pero llega la noche, Cuando se tocó el alabamiento de estos artistas, se descubrió que no se olvidaban, que la gente les dio la mejor afirmación con la alegría, y que en este momento también parecía ver a Peter sonreír con la gente y el alabamiento de sus enemigos!

La Plaza de España de Roma, donde los sueños son comunes, es muy interesante y misterioso.

A wonderful experience. Walk to the top for a spectacular view or have a drink at one of the cafe’s at the bottom, either way you will not be disappointed.

Follow the footsteps of history and go back to the scene of the classic movie Rome Holiday - "Spain Square, Wishing Pool, Arc de Triomphe, ancient gladiatorial arena, sitting on the steps of Spain to enjoy the ice cream Audrey Hepburn had eaten, the happy journey. Warm reminder - "The brand of the ice cream Audrey Hepburn has eaten in the scenic film "Roman Holiday" is still in existence, and the quality of Italian ice cream is already good. Be sure to try it. We were invited to eat by tour guides. You can also ask for such a "impolite" request. In addition, all the attractions in Rome have black people putting their hands on your arms or jewelry, or possibly taking pictures with you. Never refuse, be resolute, leave quickly and join the army as soon as possible. Italy is an unstable country. Many industries are controlled by mafia. It is the most unsafe country in Europe. Keep in mind that you can't leave the group and don't act alone.

The building is exquisite and the semi-circular square base is mosaic mosaic, which depicts the traditional stories of Spanish nationalities. You can go up to the second floor. The colonnade forms interlaced shadows under the warm sunshine of Spain. Looking from the corridor to both sides, the tall spires stand out against the blue sky. In the center of the square is a fountain, and a carriage will drive slowly around the fountain, just like Cinderella's pumpkin cart, whose dream will disappear at any time. In front of the fountain is a green lake. I don't know where the water comes from or where it goes. It's so quiet. There are several boats arranged neatly on the lake. In the square, there is an old gypsy girl who is trying to tell fortunes by grasping the grass. We can't understand the language. Of course, we can't ask her to point out the future for us. In Spain, almost every city has Spanish Square, and my favorite one is Sevilla's.