PLAZA DE ESPAÑA
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Square lined with arcades in Victoria-Gasteiz housing the town hall and a Hall of Mirrors
Designed by the neoclassical architect Justo Antonio de Olaguibel - a native of Vitoria -, like the arcades of the Plaza Machete, this square built at the end of the 18th century (it took 9 years of work, which took place precisely between 1781 and 1790) forms a perfect square bordered by arcades. The Plaza de España is also called Plaza Nueva (New Square) because it corresponds to a new expansion of the city of Vitoria, which was then gaining ground from its medieval centre. It houses the City Hall and the Ice Room.
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Very nice place in the center of the city. It is square and bordered on each side of arcades. It houses the tourist office as well as bars and ice merchants. Discover absolutely
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