Batalha Square

The Battle Square is a small quiet square in Porto, Portugal, which commemorates the 10th century war between the Moors and the inhabitants of Porto, the defeat of the inhabitants of Porto, and the ruined history of the ancient city of Porto. Nearby attractions are the Lero bookstore, the Pastor's Tower and the University of Porto. The square retains the old baroque post office, surrounded by the famous commercial district of the old town.

The Battle Square is a quiet little square in Porto, in the heart of the old town of Digging, surrounded by the famous Lero bookstore, the Pastor's Tower, and the University of Porto. Especially the church on the side, the front is full of blue and white porcelain, very stylish, the square is very quiet, everyone may wish to come and sit.

The battle square (Portuguese: Praça da Batalha) is a square in the Portuguese city of Porto. It is named after the battle between the Moorish army and the inhabitants of Porto in the 10th century, which ended in the latter's defeat and the destruction of the city. 

The battle square was once a place fought by foreigners and local residents and has now become a business district. The classical buildings left around the surrounding area are very distinctive, staying in the square and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the old town.

The square is not very big, compared to other lively large squares, the square is slightly quiet, this square is also a local landmark, there are many famous buildings around.