Plaza de España

Plaza de España is a grand, open square located in Seville, Spain, renowned for its blend of classical and Moorish architecture. Built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition, it features a large semicircular building, ornate bridges, and tiled alcoves representing Spain's provinces. The square is landscaped with fountains and lush greenery, offering scenic views and photo opportunities. It serves as a cultural landmark, hosting official events and attracting visitors for its beauty and historical significance. Its design celebrates Spain’s rich history and regional diversity, making it a prominent symbol of Seville’s artistic and architectural heritage.