Plaza de Mina

Plaza de Mina features symmetrical paths, garden areas, and metal benches arranged around a central space adorned with palm trees and local vegetation.

The plaza emerged in the 1800s on the former grounds of San Francisco convent's vegetable garden following the ecclesiastical confiscations of Mendizábal.

The square contains numerous nineteenth-century residential buildings with characteristic Cádiz-style balconies, forming part of the city's architectural ensemble.

Located in central Cádiz, the plaza provides direct access to the Museum of Cádiz and remains open throughout the day for public enjoyment.

The 1991 renovation preserved nineteenth-century elements while introducing new landscaping features that maintain the original garden structure.

Location: Cádiz

GPS coordinates: 36.53530,-6.29690

Latest update: March 9, 2025 05:24