Plaza de Cascorro Madrid Review

The Wangjia Weapons Plaza is situated next to the Madrid Palace. In fact, it is only a small open space, and there is nothing special about it. It's just a walk around here after visiting the palace.

The front door is facing the Plaza de la Armera to the south, relative to the secular political power represented by the palace. (The little white gate on the left is the entrance of the most famous "Armament Museum" in the picture below. It's super worth seeing.)

When visiting the palace, we have to pass through this square. I thought it should be called King's Palace Square, but it is called Armament Hall Square. Armament Hall is at the southern end of the long arcade of this square.

Wangjia Weapon Square is very lively at night, especially the square dance scene!

The visitors to Madrid's Royal Arms Square are crowded every day!