Discover the customs and unexplored corners of the cities and towns of the Region of Madrid through their main squares.

Their festivals, fairs, the enriching contact with the natural environment, the peace and beauty, fill with charm and magic the streets of the towns of Madrid.

In the heart of Alcalá de Henares, Plaza de Cervantes de Alcalá is located with exceptional monuments such as the seventeenth-century Corral de Comedias and the emblematic statue of Miguel de Cervantes.

If we look at one of the most beautiful arcaded main squares of the region, we come across Plaza Mayor de Colmenar de Oreja, a real journey back in time to the seventeenth century, which has preserved its charm.

In Plaza Mayor de Chinchón, we can see an example of a classical medieval square from the fifteenth century with more than two hundred balconies that form a picture worthy of admiration.

In the heart of the Spanish capital, the iconic Plaza Mayor de Madrid is one of the oldest and largest squares in Spain. It is distinguished by its imposing rectangular shape and the prominent presence of the statue of Felipe III.

If we look at popular Castilian architecture, Plaza de Segovia de Navalcarnero and Plaza Mayor de Torrelaguna are two places that are a must see.

More information: Route through the main squares

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