It is a wide and spectacular view, you can best admire it from the Arenas shopping center. There you can see the Rotunda of the square, then the Venetian towers replica of the originals, then the Maria Cristina promenade, there is an exhibition and fair center, there is always one open and then the fountain although currently it does not have the music show. Next are four columns that represent the flag of Catalonia (Señera) and at the end you can see the magnificent Art Museum of Catalonia, behind this Montjuic, which is a magical mountain, there are all sorts of parks, museums, views, etc. In front of the museum there are also good views

It is a large roundabout with six branches. Six avenues arriving at a single point. A beautiful and large sculpture located in the center of the square. Nearby, there is the Barcelona Arena. Opposite, there is the exhibition center, with two Venetian towers in front. A beautiful place, but there is nevertheless good road traffic around it.

Visited here on the way to the museum. It is a very high traffic area, but boasts so much to see it is worth putting up with the high levels of traffic. A number of iconic buildings and the spectacular view as you walk towards the museum. Unfortunately none of the fountains were operational due to the ongoing drought, but still spectacular to see. Easy access from public transportation.

The square connects the city towards the long climb where the magic fountain is located. It is a place worth visiting, a little tiring due to the long climb, but it is worth it (partly escalators). On the way back it is possible to return to the city via a bus which you can catch at the top. I recommend visiting in the evening

What an impressive site. You can walk to this from Montjuic or take a HOHO bus around it. This is a heavy traffic area so be careful crossing the street! But definitely put on your bucket list for Barcelona.

The Placa d'Espanya is on the centre of a very large grand roundabout. There are a number of busy roads stretching off from it in different directions. There are some very impressive buildings on all sides of it along with a grand structure in the middle. Unfortunately when I visited it was under restoration so it was difficult to see it. At the moment I would recommend going to the Centro Commercial Arenas de Barcelona and going up to the top of the building so you can look down on it from above. In my opinion it's the best way to take it all in. Keep your eyes open when trying to cross the roads. Cars and buses come tearing past in different directions so wait for the right time to cross and don't risk a quick dash across the road!

The majestic square attracts both tourists and locals, and certainly not in vain... After all, its appearance and attractions deserve such attention. There is something triumphant about this square - maybe it is a sculptural fountain (symbol of the sea power) in the central part of the square, made in the neoclassical style.. or maybe it is two tall Venice towers leading directly to the Magic Fountain, and on to the National Palace. It is possible that the pavilions with Roman facades on their sides give this feeling, or the whole picture gives the impression of grandeur and victory. Five streets of Creu Coberta, Gran Via, Prospect Parallel, Tarragona Street, Prospect Queen Maria Cristina lead to the square.