Plaza Mayor
This elegant market of the seventeenth century was built during the reign of Philip III and used as a center of trade and municipal life, as well as the scene of ceremonial events, such as proclaiming a new king and canonization of saints.The market also served as a place for corids, dramatic performances and chivalric tournaments. N nâlaza Mayor took its current appearance after a fire from 1790, when the corners were closed and the nine input arches were built, which binds it to Calle de Toledo, Calle Mayor, Calle Postas and others.important gathering in Madrid.The expansive gravel market is a pedestrian area, surrounded by outdoor cafes and atmospheric restaurants shaded by its arches.In the evening, the market gets a lively ambience and is a popular meeting place for both tourists and Madrileños