Plaza de Santa Ana
1810
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Opened in 1810 on the site of a demolished convent, this rectangular plaza gave the dense Barrio de las Letras one of its few pieces of open air. It belonged to a series of squares created under Joseph Bonaparte by pulling down religious…
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