The robot reviews here are really unreadable. . . The square is very large, located in the north of the old city, not far from the train station. There are some modern commercial and dining around, and there is a tourist information center on the south side.

In the middle of the square of Tantirias stands a bronze statue of horse riding and a fountain, which becomes a playground for children and even adults, next to a concentrated area of shops and restaurants.

The square is already outside the core city of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The circle around the square is a modern building with a cloister. There are many open-air bars or cafes around the square. Tourists generally don't go there, there are many locals.

When I passed by, I didn't know the name. I only knew after reading the introduction here. We arrived in the evening. Many young couples came to this square to play with their children. It is rare to see elderly people with children abroad, unlike China. There are many shopping malls near the square, and they are all closed on Sundays. It seems that this photo of the two punching in was taken near the square.

The center of the city is near Tantirias Square. There is a bronze statue in the middle of the square, and the square is surrounded by a concentrated area of banks and restaurants. From here, the two streets of JOSE CRUZ CONDE and CONDE DE GONDOMAR are full of bustling people who come to shop all day.