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Plaza Mayor (Madrid, Spain)

Plaza Mayor is the name of a square in Madrid. It is rectangular in shape and its origins date back to the 1560’s when it was used as a market square. In those early days the area was known as Plaza del Arrabel and it was only re-named Plaza Mayor after the Spanish Civil War. King Philip requested the area to be redesigned and several timber buildings were constructed around it, which were destroyed by fire 5 times. Historically the square was the scene of bullfights, executions and public ceremonies but nowadays it its function is mainly as a meeting place. In the middle of the square stands a bronze statue of King Philp.

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