Description:
- Madrid's Plaza de la Villa is the oldest, most well-preserved part of the city. The square contains a 15th century Gothic-Mudejár home and tower, a 16th century Gothic-Plateresque palace and a 17th century Baroque home, the latter of which is used by Madrid's municipal government for official events. In the middle of the square you will find a 19th century statue to Spanish military hero Álvaro de Bazán surrounded by flowers.
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Contact:
- tel: +34 91 588 1636 (Tourist Information)
Address:
- Plaza de la Villa (off Calle Mayor)
- Madrid 28005
Neighborhood:
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