Plaza España

Park · Mendoza

Plaza España

Park · Mendoza

San Lorenzo 127, M5500 Mendoza, Argentina

Highlights

Mendoza's Plaza España is a vibrant, Spanish-inspired oasis brimming with colorful tiles, lively murals, and a charming fountain, perfect for relaxation and people-watching.

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"Mendoza's Plaza España If you only visit one plaza while you are in Mendoza , this is the gem to see. It’s constructed like a typical Spanish plaza with a central fountain with a monument of San Juan representing Argentina’s patriotic Spanish roots. Its beautiful ceramic tile work and seven painted murals are reminiscent of Seville’s Plaza de Espana. The scenes depict Mendoza’s foundation in 1561, the discovery of the Americas, scenes from Don Quixote, as well as the epic poem Martin Fierro. On the weekends vendors sell artisan handicrafts, and you'll see locals strolling through or lounging about with their families."

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leo arg

Google

Beautiful, peaceful, very neat. Came during the week on an afternoon, and it was awesome. Good job Mendoza keep the good work.

Geoff Lewis

Google

A nice place to visit for some pictures of delicate mosaic work, including some nice tile work, lighting fixtures and fountains.

rareș migea

Google

It has tiles with all the Spanish provinces which I've found interesting and unique. A good spot to take a rest and hide from the sun

Remko Van Laarhoven

Google

Great square with beautiful mozaik

Dangelo Guanipa

Google

Nice Sevilla inspired Plaza

L L

Google

Probably the prettiest square among the 5 plazas in downtown area. The design and architecture elements are consistent to provide a uniform atmosphere. Seems to be enjoyed by locals and tourists alike daily. good for relaxing and people watching.

G JS

Google

Nice place t have a break on a hot day.

Steven Nyland

Google

One of the four parks/squares situated around Mendoza's main square. All four are different in terms of architecture, structure, materials and general look and feel. A walk between the 4 parks is well worth it.

Fazle H.

Yelp

Its another park right down the street from Italian Plaza. This place has a heavy Spanish and Italian influence. Well that's a dumb observation since its Latin America, they all have the Spanish influence. Its just like any other park with places to hang out and drink or smoke. But the art work here is really nice to look at.