It's no coincidence that the Plaza de España has been the set for many movies (Lawrence of Arabia, Star Wars, etc.) thanks to its masterful architecture. Anibal Gonzélez designed multiple buildings from the Ibero-American Expo of 1929 but this is definitely the high-point. It's simply so photogenic that I never get tired of snapping it from all angles.
Perhaps one of the most famous squares in Spain; certainly, one of the most visited in Seville.
This is a very large and spacious square, adorned with a beautiful fountain and surrounded by a waterway.
The peculiarity of this place is that it has an alcove for each Spanish province, and of course, one is thrilled to see their province reflected in the middle of Seville. On the alcove mural, is the coat arms and something characteristic of the province.
It is a must; if in a Calash and not very hot, even better.
It is a curious place, the Plaza de España in Seville. It has a beautiful and spectacular colour scheme.
I found it curious to walk through this example of regional architecture, world famous for being one of the locations in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, where they filmed the scene on Naboo in which Anakin Skywalker escorted Padme Amidala.
The Plaza de España was beautiful, mystical, absolutely captivating; the grand space seemed to stretch on endlessly. I was alone and he was alone, the figure in the distance. Together in the plaza, we shared the feeling of being alone.
An open plaza honoring all of the cites of Spain with an old-style feeling for Spanish architecture.
Falls mainly in Seville, by jove we got it! Wander round this plaza to be wowed.
Very beautiful! If you go to Seville, you have to visit it!
