Placa de Sant Jaume

San Nome Square is not far from the Barcelona Cathedral, a square square, the area is not too big, the high-rise building on the side is the seat of Barcelona and Catalonia, surrounded by restaurants and shops.

There are two opposite buildings in Sant Jaume Square, one is the Catalan Autonomous Government (allegiance to the King of Spain) and the Barcelona City Hall. When people come to protest, they often mistake the object of the protest.

Inadvertently walked here, there are not many tourists and the place is not big. But the feeling left to us is very chic. Because it was early in the morning, the whole city just woke up, and the small coffee shop on the side wanted to sit for a while, but it was too early and no one received it. I really like the tranquility.

Great square with amazing architecture and art all around, and in the heart of Barcelona.

Plaza San Nome was my first stop on my trip to Barcelona. Barcelona City Hall and the Catalan Autonomous Region Government Building are here. The square itself is more general, and I have grassed the ancient district of Barcelona. The starting point here is because it is close to the subway station and the landmark construction industry is easier to locate. This square has a strong political and festive flavor. The political flavor is self-evident, and it is also a venue for many celebrations today.