Plaza de Cascorro Madrid Review

The Royal Arms Square is located next to the Madrid Palace. In fact, it is just a small open space and nothing special. Just walk here after visiting the Palace.

The main entrance faces the weapons square on the south side (Plaza de la Armería), relative to the secular political power represented by the palace. (The small white gate on the leftmost side of the picture below is the entrance of the most famous "weapons museum", which is super worth seeing! !)

I had to pass through this square when I visited the palace, and I thought it was called the Palace Square, but it was called the Arms Hall, at the south end of the long arcade of the square

Wangjia Weapon Square is very lively at night, especially the square dance scene!

The visitors to Madrid's Royal Arms Square are crowded every day!