Piazza de Spain

Piazza de Spain

Plaza de Espana, the former site of Spanish governor, is located in Trinity Church in Rome, Italy. The square includes the governor's residence, garden, chocolate house, Spanish arch and other buildings.

brief introduction

Piazza di Spagna: located under the hill where Trinita Dei Monta is located in Rome, Italy, the architects are de Santis and speki, who are famous for their Spanish Steps to the church. The caf é s in the Spanish square are the favorite places of Keats, Byron, Shelley and other literati, especially the caf é Greco on the Condotti street, which is the oldest caf é s in Rome. Cafe Greco is not only a gathering place for English poets, but also a place for artists from all over the world to show their talents. For example, Italian sculptor Canova, Danish sculptor tubassen, writers Ibsen and gogoli, musicians Chopin, Bleus, bicai and Liszt, and Italian literary giant Goethe, whose famous work Princess of tarives was completed here. Because of the concentration of artists nearby, Babuino street, which leads to Popolo square, is also known as the street with the strongest flavor of Roman artists. There are many film actors engaged in the eighth art who buy houses here. In the center of the square, there is a fountain designed by Bernini, a baroque architect, which is a summer resort for young people.

The Obelisk showed the luster of the 12th century BC, but it was eclipsed by Audrey Hepburn

The uniqueness of Trinity faints the mottling on the steps of the 17th century

The alms of the aristocrats on the stone stairs have been handed down for 300 years

Spanish men and women enjoy life with kisses, but benini is only recorded in history

The thick gray dust on the book seemed to cover the features of the stairs with the crowd in the square

Injured to see the side of the broken ship Peter, he was enjoying the people's joy and the square was full of praise

Walking through the Spanish Square, I feel the great architectural art style, the harmonious combination of Gothic and Baroque architecture. I can't help feeling that the outstanding artists such as Bernini, Peter and Balzac and the modern people's enjoyment and forgetting of their contributions. However, when the night falls and the praises of these artists ring out, I find that they have not been forgotten, People give them the best affirmation with joy, and at this time, it seems to see Peter smiling at people and appreciating people's praise for him!

former site

Former Spanish Square

There are two Spanish squares, one is the Spanish square of Trinity Church in Rome, Italy, and the other is the Spanish square of the former site of Spanish governor. Plaza de Espana is the former site of the Spanish governor. It is located at the intersection of No.1 and No.4 highway in Agana. The square includes the governor's residence, garden, chocolate house, Spanish arch and other buildings. The governor's residence was damaged in the Second World War, leaving only the base part. The chocolate house is a small hexagonal house, which is said to be named after the Spanish governor's wife invited the nobles here to have afternoon tea and taste chocolate.

The church was built by Charles VIII in 1495. There are 137 steps in the church. The name is taken from the Spanish Embassy nearby. The film "Roman holiday" was shot here. The wall on the left side of the staircase records that Keats died here in 1821. The unique French style design on the steps and some English cafes on the square present a completely different atmosphere.

geographical position

Plaza de Espana is located at the junction of Granville Avenue and calle Princesa. It is divided into two main roads, East and West. The Plaza is famous for two rare buildings in the 1950s, namely, edificio Espana and Torre de Madrid, which were jointly designed by otmendi brothers. On the street of calle San Leonardo next to the Spanish building, there is Iglesia de San Marcos, which was designed by Ventura rodriguekan. It was completed in 1753 and officially declared as a national memorial in 1944. It is also one of the most attractive Baroque buildings in Madrid.

From Princess Street bypass to 17 calle Ventura Rodriguez, there is a very solemn residence built in the 19th century, called museocralbo, which is full of valuable furniture and art treasures. Located at 20 Princess Street, Palacio de Lilia, also designed by vendura rodriguekan, was originally the residence of the Duchess of Alba. Located on Calle Conde Duqu, there is a cuartel de Conde Duque), designed by Pedro Ribeira in 1720 A.D., is a baroque building where all the municipal government organs are concentrated, including the exhibition center and library. In summer, the square in front of the city hall often holds concerts, and it is also the main gathering place for people's night activities.

Features of scenic spots

It's famous for the Spanish Steps. Spanish steps are famous for being the location of Roman holiday. There are many picture stalls and flower stalls on the steps. It's inconceivable to sit down on the steps and naturally have a lively and leisurely atmosphere. On the Spanish Steps of three dance halls, there is the obelisk of ancient Egypt. Behind the obelisk is the Holy Trinity Church on the mountain, overlooking the whole square. The Spanish Steps, known as "designed by Italians, funded by the French, visited by the British, and now occupied by the Americans", were actually built in 1725 with the assistance of the French ambassador. Because the Spanish Embassy is here, it is called the Spanish Steps.

In front of the "fountain of the boat" in front of the steps, there are always people playing the guitar or taking photos, which is a lively scene. The fountain was created by Bernini's father. The idea came from a breakwater in the river tvere, where a boat was pushed by water. The English style teahouse around the square was built in the 18th century and was once called the British ghetto. Stendhal, Balzac, Wagner, Liszt, browning and other literary giants and artists have lived in this area. On the right side of the Spanish Steps, there is also the home of Keats. In addition to their personal data, Keats and Shelley's memorial hall also exhibits rich materials such as manuscripts, letters, body masks and photographs from Byron and others. This is a place that literary lovers must visit. The Spanish Steps, known as "designed by Italians, funded by the French, wandered by Italians, and now occupied by the Americans", were actually built in 1725 with the assistance of the French ambassador. The name comes from the Spanish Embassy here. The English style teahouse around the square was built in the 18th century and was once nicknamed the English guy.

characteristic

The ancient Roman cloisters, arches, and capitals, as well as the Seville style, which integrates Arab and Spanish architectural styles, are known as the most beautiful square in Spain.

tourist guide

Opening time: 9:00-13:00, 15:00-18:00 in summer; 9:00-13:00, 14:30-17:30 in winter

Closing time: Saturday, Sunday

Admission: 4000 lire (about 15 RMB)

Address: Happy Valley

Longitude: 113.9787421

Latitude: 22.53870009

Tel: 0755-26949168

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