Plaza de España, magical reflection - Fotografía de stock

On the occasion of the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929, the magnificent Plaza de España, a symbol of the so-called regionalist architecture whose maximum exponent is the architect Aníbal González, was built in the city of Seville, among other buildings. It stands out for the successful combination of the brick seen from its structure with the tiles and varied ornaments of polychrome ceramics. The main attractions of the square are its semicircular lake, the twin towers, the banks on which appear, through tiles, 49 provinces of Spanish provinces and its beautiful coffered ceiling.