Almagro Main Square

In the center of the old town. Rectangular floor plan, irregular, formed by two flanks with colonnades of Tuscan stone columns under two galleries, originally public and open to the outside, and now closed by a glazing of Central European style that makes it unique in Spain. Located at the confluence of the main roads. These galleries served as tribunes for public, festive and religious events, such as the famous bullfights that took place until 1785, when they were banned by Charles III. They were accessed by two stairways located on Calle del Toril and Callejón del Villar, and by some small doors in the arcades.