Category: Squares
Popular public squares in cities around the world, usually with historical significance and many things to see and do.
Situated in the heart of Basel, Marktplatz Basel stands as a remarkable testament to Swiss culture and history. This vibrant marketplace is an embodiment of tradition, bustling with activity and enchanting visitors from all corners of the world. As one enters this bustling square, they are greeted by a picturesque…
View moreLocated directly in the heart of Basel, the Barfüsserplatz is home to the Barfüsserkirche. It's also a major transportation center. In this metropolis, eight separate tram lines crisscross each other to reach every corner. As early as the year 1100, a commercial community stood on the current site of Barfüsserplatz, replacing…
View moreYou can find the Münsterplatz in the heart of the city, right opposite to the ancient Münster, and it's segmented into three sections: Open space – the square is paved and rectangular in shape. Three of the sides are surrounded by old structures. A paved road forms the boundary of…
View moreOne of London's most popular public spaces, Trafalgar Square was built in 1830 to honor the British victory over the French and Spanish fleets at the Battle of Trafalgar. The massive renovation of Trafalgar Square was finished in July 2003. With the pedestrianization of the north terrace, the square is…
View moreLocated in the New Town ("Nové Msto") district of Prague, Wenceslas Square (in Czech: "Václavské náměstí”" or "Václavák") is a 700-meter-long and 60-meter-wide promenade. Because of its original function, the area was referred to as "Horse Market" ("Koňský trh") in the past. The current name alludes to the fact that…
View moreFederation Square is a contemporary piazza that serves as the public plaza for the central business district of the city of Melbourne.
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