The Pine Tree Square is not very big, it is named after the pine trees. The surrounding area is very lively, there are restaurants, cafes and bars, not a scenic spot, but a place to eat and entertain.

The Plaza is quiet and full of artistic flavor as if traveling through time and space away from the noise... Rarely, the building style is so unified in the Mediterranean style of the small town of Siches in Barcelona Stedges, and it is very pleasant to drink the smallest cappuccino in a BAR that has ever been drunk.

Picturesque plaza in the Gothic Quarter. And a really great market is set up here multiple times a month - honey, cheese, mushrooms, pottery and more!

Pines are small, lonely, and the square is small. It's a small local market. The highlight is that there's a shop that buys all kinds of traditional knives and scissors and old-fashioned barbershop appliances. Look, I don't want to go. Super fun. A shop selling locally cooked sugar was found in a nearby alley, and it was full of surprises.

The square named after pine trees naturally takes tall and tall pine trees as its main tone. It is green and evergreen all the year round.