Plaça de Braus, Bullring in Olot, Spain
Plaça de Braus is a bullring located in Olot with a circular design and walls built from black and reddish volcanic stone from the surrounding region. The structure features wooden protective barriers and can accommodate around three thousand spectators.
Built in 1859, this arena is the oldest bullring in Catalonia and became a major center for bullfighting in the region. It shaped the cultural life of the town for generations.
The ring served as a gathering place where the community came together for entertainment and social events that shaped local life. Today it hosts different kinds of celebrations and cultural gatherings that reflect the town's values.
The site sits at an elevation of 457 meters and is accessible for various types of events throughout the year. Visitors should be aware that usage varies depending on the season and the type of event being held.
The structure was built using volcanic stone from nearby mountains, giving it a distinctive black and reddish coloration. This material choice sets it apart from most other bullrings across Spain.
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