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Plaza de Espana, located at the junction of Granville Avenue and Calle Princesa, is divided into two main roads, East and west. The Plaza is famous for two rare buildings in the 1950s: the Edificio Espana and the Torre de Madrid, which were designed jointly by the Otmendi brothers. On Calle San Leonardo, next to the Spanish building, there is the Iglesia de San Marcos, which was designed by Ventura Rodriguez and completed in 1753. It was officially declared the National Memorial in 1944 and is one of the most attractive Baroque buildings in Madrid. From Princess Street bypass to Calle Ventura Rodriguez 17, there is a very solemn mansion built in the nineteenth century, called the Museo Spanish Plaza Cerralbo, which contains a collection of valuable furniture and artistic treasures. Palacio de Liria, 20 Princess Street, was also designed by Vindura Rodriguez, originally the residence of Duquesa de Alba. Located on Calle Conde Duqu, there is a Cuartel de Conde Duque, designed by Pedro Ribera in 1720 A.D., where various government agencies are concentrated in Baroque buildings, including exhibition centers and libraries. In summer, concerts are often held in the square in front of the city hall, and evening activities are also the main part of the public. Gathering place.

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.

Spanish Square in Rome is more famous for its film "Roman Holiday". Anyone who travels to Rome, especially young people, will go to the Spanish Square to find the scenes in the movies. Spanish Square is guided by a 137-step Spanish price ladder leading to Trinity Church in Rome on the east side of the square. There is also a fountain in the square. The price ladder and fountain are full of tourists.

Piazzadi Spagna, an Italian Plaza in Rome, is situated at the top of the Spanish staircase (Italian : Scalinatadella Trinit &deiMonti; built by the Kings of the French Bourbon Dynasty) adjacent to the Spanish Plaza. Spanish Square once appeared in the scene of the film "Roman Holiday" and became a Roman business card known to all on earth. I also saw "Roman Holiday" for this reason, Hepburn's fresh and beautiful image seems to have been integrated with Spanish Square and beautiful Rome, and become people's eternal memory (___________

Piazza di Spagna - "situated under the hills of Trinita Dei Monta in Rome, Italy, the architects De Santis and Sparki are famous for climbing the Spanish ladder to the church. The church was built by the French by Charles VIII in 1495. There are 137 steps. The name of the church is taken from the nearby Spanish Embassy. The film "Roman Holiday" was filmed here. The wall on the left side of the staircase recorded the death of the poet Keats in 1821. The French style on the stairs and some English cafes on the square show a totally different atmosphere. In the center of the square is a fountain designed by Benigni, a baroque architectural giant. It is a summer resort for young people.

Roman streets are full of gorgeous, beautiful and artistic buildings. The ancient Roman architects marveled at their aesthetic design and exquisite construction techniques. We spent nearly 3 days in the process of repairing the Castle of St. Angels. It was two regrets that we missed the last entrance time. The night scene of the People's Square (details of the emblem of Rome) Spanish Square (one of the Roman Holiday attractions)

Walking in the streets of Rome in winter. It has a different taste. Fewer tourists. Don't rush to any scenic spots deliberately. Walk towards the scenic spots. The buildings along the road are also worth seeing. Take the bus. Squeeze the subway. Play in a different way.

Roman Holiday Classic! Once enjoyed in the movies, can personally come to Rome, in the square to recall the Roman holidays, as if the figure of Gregory Parker is nearby! Hope to visit Rome again! Go home and enjoy the Roman holidays again! Fabulous

There is also a famous Spanish Square in Rome. When I saw the Spanish Square in Rome, I screamed. But after that, I like Seville better. Its magnificent momentum and beautiful figure deeply shocked my heart. This is the most beautiful Square I saw.

It happened to be Halloween when we arrived. The square was crowded with people. There were a lot of thieves on that day. When we meet the police on the road, we will be reminded to look after our wallets and not to take them out. Spanish Square is also a good place to shop. Many big brands make you linger and forget to return.