Plaça de la Conquesta
Behind the church of Santa María, this plaza has a statue of Alfonso III of Aragón, who wrested the island from the Moors in 1287.
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Behind the church of Santa María, this plaza has a statue of Alfonso III of Aragón, who wrested the island from the Moors in 1287.
A crafts market fills this elegant neoclassical space from 10–2 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday mornings during most of the year (usually April-Dec). Until 1838, this was the local headquarters of the Inquisition. A flight of steps on the east side of the Plaça Major leads down to La Rambla, a pleasant promenade lined with flower stalls.