Description
The bullring of Baeza is an example of 19th century architecture, with a clear eclectic language.
This square was built in 1892 using neo-Mudejarianism as a style, both inside and on the outer gates, where horseshoe arches predominate. Some of the materials were reused from some churches and property abandoned after the deamortization, as well as from the remains of the first Plaza de Toros.
It consists of three floors: laying, stand, palches and second stand. It also has two cavalries, corrals for the cattle of ligia, covered poultry to verify the section and corraleta, six chickers, bulldozers room, chapel, nursing, administration, pallet of drag, butcher and ticket office.
The square offers the possibility of organizing events for incentives and congresses, concerts and shows.
