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Plaça Reial, Barcelona

Catalan Square – Public Realm in Spain : Urban Landscape Design

post updated 10 May 2024

Plaça Reial

photo © Adrian Welch

Barri Gotic, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona

Dates built: 1848-59

Reial Square

Including the Bacardi Passage – slightly seedy when we were there – but a poignant setting with the palm trees randomly located like a Spanish version of a Zen Garden, continuous arcades apart from at entries.

More images of Placa Reial:

photos © Adrian Welch

Images of Plaza Reial available: photos 1280×1024 pixels, 72dpi

Location: Placa Reial, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain

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