- During the fifteenth century, Plaza Mayor was called Plaza del Arrabal and then renamed Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza Real and Plaza de la República.
- It’s arguably one of the prettiest plazas in Spain and one not to be missed on your trip to Madrid. Plaza Mayor used to be the centre of the old town of Madrid.
- The arches at the Plaza Mayor are also one of its highlights. The most famous arch is the Arco de Cuchilleros that connects the Plaza with Toledo Street.
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- It would take until 1617, during the reign of King Philips III, before the construction of the new Plaza Mayor started.
- Plaza Mayor is a bit like a relaxed resort, in contrast to the busy Puerta del Sol. 6 different passages leads from the larger streets to Plaza Mayor.
- History of Plaza Mayor. It did not immediately acquire central status. In the beginning, the square was located outside the city and served as a place of trade.
- The different names of the Plaza were Plaza del Arrabal, Plaza de la Constitución, Plaza Real, Plaza de la República, and now its current name Plaza Mayor.