Plaza de la Cebada
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Formed as a square in the sixteenth century, the Plaza de la Cebada took shape as one of the largest open spaces in old Madrid, shown on Pedro Teixeira's 1656 plan as nearly the equal of the Plaza Mayor. Its name, meaning barley, records…
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