What are the world-famous city squares?

① Tiananmen Square:

Tiananmen Square is located in the center of Beijing. It is 880 meters long from north to south and 500 meters wide from east to west, covering an area of 440,000 square meters. It can accommodate 654.38 million people for a grand party. It is the largest city square in the world today.

Tiananmen Square was once the palace square outside the main entrance of the Forbidden City during the feudal emperor's rule. There were walls in all directions, and it was a forbidden place for ordinary people. 1958, in order to celebrate the anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC) 10, more than 1000 designers and architects from all over the country took part in the design competition for the reconstruction project of Tiananmen Square at that time. In the following years, after several transformations, today's pattern was formed: at the northern end of the square was the magnificent Tiananmen Gate, and the people of China were flying directly opposite Tiananmen Square. In the center of the square stands the Monument to the People's Heroes and the solemn Chairman Mao Memorial Hall. On the west is the Great Hall of the People, where the NPC Standing Committee of China is located. On the south side are two ancient pagodas built in14th century-Zhengyangmen and Qianmen Arrow Tower. The whole square is magnificent, neat and symmetrical, seamless and magnificent.

(2) Rome Square:

The main river divides Frankfurt into two through the city, and the Roman square in the old city is on the north side of the river; There is a Roman hall next to Rome Square, which is actually the old city hall. Caesar is the place where many Roman emperors were crowned. The three gable buildings on the west side of Rome Square can be said to be the symbols of Frankfurt. Although it has been destroyed by hundreds of years of war, it is still well preserved after repair. On the east side of Rome Square, there is a row of antique semi-wooden residential buildings.

(3) Place de la Concorde (Paris);

Place de la Concorde, built in 1757, is a very beautiful square, originally dedicated to Louis XV. Place de la Concorde is located in the center of Paris, on the north bank of the Seine. It is the most famous square in France and one of the most beautiful squares in the world. . Because there is a statue of Louis XV in the center of the square, it was named "Louis XV Square" in 1763. During the Great Revolution, it was renamed "Revolutionary Square". During the French Revolution, it was once the execution place, where King Louis XVI, Queen and robespierre were all guillotined. 1795, becoming "Place de la Concorde". In the center of the square stands an obelisk moved from Luxor Temple, which is 23 meters high. Egypt presented it to France on 183 1. The monument is engraved with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics praising the brilliant achievements of Pharaoh Ramses II. On both sides of the obelisk are fountains built between 1836 and 1846. It is based on two fountains in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican in Rome. Whenever the lights are first turned on, people will feel like they are in a fairyland.

④ Red Square in Moscow:

The square in the center of Moscow. It is 695 meters long from north to south and 0/30 meters wide from east to west, with a total area of 90,350 square meters. It is an irregular rectangle, paved with rectangular black pebbles, adjacent to the Kremlin. Since the middle of17th century, it has been called Red Square. "Red" means "beautiful" in Russian, and Red Square means "beautiful square". /kloc-in the 7th century, when Moscow was liberated from the Polish aristocratic army, the armies of Minen and Duke Bolza marched into the Kremlin from Red Square. During the October socialist revolution, the Soviet Red Army occupied the Kremlin from Red Square. After the October Revolution, Red Square became the square where the people of the former Soviet Union held celebrations, rallies and military parades. The central building of Red Square is Lenin's mausoleum built of red granite and black marble. The mausoleum is backed by the Kremlin wall, and a row of evergreen fir trees are planted under the wall. Tombstones with busts are neatly arranged between the city wall and Lenin's mausoleum, and the leaders of the late Soviet Union, communist party and the country are buried under the tombstones. There are urns of Soviet martyrs on the back wall with bronze medals of their names, birthdays, etc. On the left and right sides of the city wall, Basque Tower and Nicola Tower stand symmetrically, and the red star shines day and night. Above a gate leading to the Red Square in the Kremlin, there is a 10-storey square bell tower with a huge clock at the top. At the southern end of Red Square is the famous Basil Blanie Cathedral, which is a unique church composed of nine domed churches. Not far from the church, there is a circular high platform, where the czar government reads letters, judgments and executes the death penalty. In Manesh Square on the north side of Red Square, there is a typical scarlet building in Russian style-History Museum, which contains a large collection of documents, pictures and sculptures. East of Red Square is the largest commercial center in Moscow, covering an area of 47,000 square meters. Red Square, the oldest square in Moscow, is a witness to major historical events in Moscow. Although it has been rebuilt many times, it still maintains the original simple and solemn atmosphere and becomes a must-see for tourists.

(5) Prague Square:

When you travel to European cities, when you want to sit down and have a rest, there is another place that you must spend a lot of time sitting down and enjoying, and that is the square. Generally speaking, the square is the core of the city, where local people meet, chat and take a walk. Sitting in squares in different areas of Prague, you will also hear the heartbeat with different beats.

Classical and gorgeous old town square

Staromestske Namesti has always been the core of Prague. There are n ways to play in China. Have a baby. In fact, it is not difficult to own a holiday home. Romantic experience photography wins Finland-America trip. Nowadays, apart from Charles Bridge, travelers who come to Prague probably like to visit this square the most. I don't know why some people still like to visit the old square. What I like is the lively atmosphere, warm outdoor cafes and different styles around the square.

Free and Surging Rhythm —— Wenselas Square

Compared with the classical square in the old city, Vaclavske Namesti in the new city is much more modern and trendy. Standing in the square and looking around, although there are many elegant old buildings, the huge commercial signs and various commodity windows are even more eye-catching. From the appearance, Wenselas Square completely subverts people's previous impression of the square's squareness. It is not wide, but it is very long, about 60 meters wide and about 1 km long, which makes this Wenselas Square more like a spacious pedestrian zone, located on a hot commercial avenue.

Slow and elegant rhythm-Kangba Island Square

From the old city, cross the Charles Bridge to the residential area. On the bridge, you can see Campa Island by the river. In fact, this small area is not a real island, just because there is a chertoff River on the other side besides vltava river, so even if the southern part of the area is connected with residential areas, people still regard it as an island.

The Stay of Classic Memory —— Cross Knight Square

Krizovnicke namesti, which connects the old city and the Charles Bridge, should be a comprehensive version of pride and injustice; I am proud that no traveler will miss this square when he comes to Prague, but unfortunately, although everyone has been to the Cross Knight Square, few people will regard it as a square. This makes people wonder whether the statue of Charles IV in the center of the square can still think. Charles IV was the hero who led Prague to become the most prosperous metropolis in the Middle Ages. He ordered the construction of Charles Bridge and promoted large-scale urban public works. Let's just say that many features of the medieval city of Prague today were built during his tenure, but most travelers turn a blind eye to the statue of such a monarch with outstanding achievements and the beautiful Prague. !

(6) Dubai Square (Kathmandu);

Pakistan Square is the pride of Nepalese people and the essence of Nepalese culture and art. At the same time, you will feel the religious atmosphere in these three Durbar Square. The so-called Duba Square is actually the Palace Square. You may wonder why there are several palaces in a capital. These palaces, their stories, their present situation, their architecture and their cultural connotation are like a history book of Nepal, which is vicissitudes, heavy, mysterious and has a long aftertaste.

(vii) Plaza Cervantes (Spain);

The capital of the square:

There are more than 300 squares in Madrid, and Puerta de Alcala is the center of the city, from which seven streets extend radially in all directions. There is a unique sculpture in the flower bed in the center of the square-a brown bear clutching a small tree, which is the city emblem of Madrid.

Another famous square is Plaza de Espa? a, also known as Cervantes Square. The monument of Cervantes, a famous Spanish writer, is a symbol of Spain Square.

(8) Times Square in new york, USA:

Times Square is a famous Times Square, located between 42nd Street and 47th Street, where Broadway and Seventh Avenue meet. Someone once said that if a tourist goes to new york instead of Times Square, it means that he has never seen new york City.