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Plaça de Sant Jaume serves as the historic center of Barcelona’s political and civic life, occupying the site of the ancient Roman forum of Barcino. The square is framed by the imposing facades of the Palau de la Generalitat and the Ajuntament, acting as a gathering point for protests, traditional festivals, and city-wide parades.
An open-air, sprawling venue.
It is a central public square in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, serving as the historical seat of both the Catalan government and the city administration.
It is located in the Ciutat Vella district, right in the center of the old city.
The square hosts traditional Catalan festivals, large public gatherings, protests, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.