Tucked away in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, this small romantic and peaceful square is dominated by the Baroque church of Sant Felip Neri and features a charming central fountain. Surrounding it are the former guild buildings of coppersmiths and shoemakers. Its history is scarred by the 1938 bombing, with marks still visible on the church façade, a reminder of the tragedy that claimed 42 lives. Today, the square has regained its calm, filled with the laughter of children playing beneath the acacia trees.
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