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Plaza de España
A brick semicircle half a kilometre round, with tiled alcoves, four bridges and a canal you can row on.
À propos Plaza de España
ItinéraireBuilt for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and far larger in person than in photographs. The curved facade runs 200 metres, a canal follows it, and four tiled bridges cross the water — each one a ready-made frame.
Two shots carry a session here. From the centre of the plaza, wide, with the towers at either end and the whole arc behind your subjects. Then close, on one of the bridges, using the painted ceramic balustrade as foreground.
The forty-eight alcoves along the wall, one per Spanish province, are each tiled with a map and a historical scene — a corridor of colour that photographs beautifully in the shade while the plaza itself is blinding.
Meilleur moment pour photographier
First light — by 10am in summer the brick is glaring and the plaza is full
Conseils
Commercial shoots technically need a permit; a couple with a photographer is normally left alone. Rowing boats rent by the half hour and put you alone on the water.
Prêt à réserver ?
Notre équipe concierge choisira 2-3 photographes qui connaissent Plaza de España — gratuitement.