Plaza del Trigo
One of the most beautiful squares in Castile, where the medieval village breathes.
Also known as Plaza del Mercado or Plaza de Don Bruno Pascual Ruilópez, it is the village's central square and one of the most beautiful in Castile. Its traditional architecture brings together whitewashed facades, exposed beams and columns, and arcades.
From it run the streets Doctor Layna Serrano, Cervantes and San Pedro, and it connects with the Plaza de España through the Arrebatacapas Arch.
- Casa del Cabildo
- Corner-balcony house
- Church of San Juan Bautista and the post office
Plaza del Trigo in images
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About Plaza del Trigo
What are the opening hours of Plaza del Trigo?+
Open access, 24 hours
How much does entry to Plaza del Trigo cost?+
Access is free.
How to get to Plaza del Trigo?+
Plaza del Trigo is in Atienza (Guadalajara, Spain), 150 km from Madrid via the A-2 and CM-1101. The monument is within or near the walled old town.
Is Plaza del Trigo accessible for people with reduced mobility?+
Cobbled square on a gentle slope; free pedestrian access.
What not to miss at Plaza del Trigo?+
Casa del Cabildo · Corner-balcony house · Church of San Juan Bautista and the post office
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