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One of the largest squares in Barcelona. It was inaugurated in 1929 when the city hosted the International Exposition. Almost every thing in the square is related to that event. On one side there are the Venetian Towers where the main gate to the grounds of the expostion was located. On the other side there is the bullfighting arena that was turned into a shopping mall. Right after the towers, Queen Cristina Ave. Leads to the Majic Fountain and The National Palace for Arts, Barcelona's finest museum. Also nearby is Mies van der Rohe famous German pavillion built for the exposition. Three metro lines stop at the plaza and many bus lines.