Main Square Collection (page 18)

Statue and facades in Main Square (Markt), Bruges, Belgium, Europe

Facades in Main Square (Markt), Bruges, Belgium, Europe

Lamp and facades, Main square, Markt, Bruges, Belgium, Europe

The Belfort Tower, Town Hall, Main square (Markt), Bruges, Belgium, Europe

Ghent Theater, Ghent, Belgium

Bruges Square and Belfrey Tower, Bruges, Belgium

Capital of Veurne, West Vlaanderen, Veurne, Belgium

Horse-drawn Trap, Bruges, Belgium

Restored Guildhouses, and the Brabo Fountain, Grote Markt, Antwerp, Belgium

Bronze of Silvius Brabo who flings hand of defeated giant Antigonus into River Scheldt, Grote Markt, Antwerp, Belgium

Statues at fountain and Pension Neuer Markt at Neuer Markt Square, Innere Stadt, Vienna, Austria, Europe

Christmas tree in front of Schonbrunn Palace at dusk, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vienna, Austria, Europe

Naiad fountain, Schonbrunn, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vienna, Austria, Europe

Neue Hofburg and fiaker (horse drawn carriages), Vienna, Austria, Europe

Rathaus (Town Hall), Vienna, Austria, Europe

Traditional architecture, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, Pacific

South Australia Parliament Building, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Casa Rosada, government house, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Typical white washed Arab buildings in the town market, Zanzibar, Tanzania, East Africa, Africa

The cathedral, which took 100 years to build from 1746, and where the poet Dario is entombed, on Parque Jerez in second city and former capital, Leon, Nicaragua, Central America

Dogon market, Sanga (Sangha), Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon region, Mali, Africa

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The main square, a bustling hub of activity and culture, can be found in various corners of the world. In Chicago, Illinois, the Historic Water Tower stands tall as a symbol of resilience amidst modernity on North Michigan Avenue. Meanwhile, Plaza Mayor in Madrid, Spain exudes an air of grandeur with its stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Traveling to South America takes us to Bogota, Colombia where Plaza Bolivar serves as a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. In Jackson Square's St. Louis Christian cathedral, one can find solace amidst the hustle and bustle of New Orleans. As evening falls upon Sarlat-la-Caneda in France's Dordogne region, Place de la Liberte transforms into a magical setting illuminated by soft lights that dance off ancient buildings. On the other side of the globe in Georgetown, Penang (Malaysia), giant incense sticks fill the air during Chinese Moon Festival celebrations. Santa Maria in Trastevere Square invites visitors to immerse themselves in Rome's rich history while admiring its beautiful church facade. Antwerp's Brabo Statue proudly overlooks Belgium's main square - a testament to local folklore and heroism. In Krakow's Old Town Market Square (Rynek Glowny), cloth halls stand as reminders of Poland’s storied past within this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The charming old town of Otranto beckons travelers with its narrow streets and picturesque views over Italy’s Lecce province. At dusk, Place Jemaa El Fna (Djemaa El Fna) comes alive with snake charmers and storytellers captivating audiences under Marrakech’s starry sky. Finally returning full circle to Madrid once more – Plaza Mayor enchants visitors day or night with its architectural splendor against Europe’s backdrop. No matter which corner of the world you find yourself exploring; these main squares offer glimpses into each city's unique history, culture, and spirit.