There are many squares in Spain, and there are many squares in Spain. There are also Barcelona and Madrid. Even Italy has but the most spectacular and best-looking, it depends on Seville's Plaza de Espaa. Seville Spain Square was built for the Ibero-American World Expo in 1929. For the World Expo, the Spanish government invested 2 billion U.S. dollars for 7 years, opening up a majestic land in a barren land. Exhibition site. This is a huge 270-degree circular plaza. The shape is very unique and beautiful. It is surrounded by a semi-curved red brick building. The central tower is the main tower and the curved ends are the sub towers. There is a ring of river surrounding the square. There are many beautiful and beautiful bridges on the moat. The center of the square is a large fountain pool. The exterior of the building is inlaid with various tiles, representing the original 58 provinces of Spain, depicting the 10,000 styles of the Spanish cities. See also the cloister, arches and columns, really a classic match in Spanish architecture. Transportation: Bus 34 and Ring C1 arrive at Avda. Mara Luisa or ring C2 arrives at Avenida Mara Luisa and walks. Opening hours: all day tickets: free