The main palace of Barcelona (Grand Palace of Barcelona) is a group of historic buildings in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Located in the King's Square of the Old City of Gothic District, it was the residence of the Count of Barcelona and later King Aragon. It consists of three different buildings - "Santa Aga Chapel, Royal Chapel, Gothic architecture. It has an octagonal tower in the early 14th century. The palace is small in size and does not look brilliant, but it still has a sense of history.

This is a relatively small scenic spot, not very famous. Next to Barcelona Cathedral. Because it was not a special attraction, I didn't see where I could get in. So I just looked outside.

Very disappointed attractions, I was deceived by the photo. The Great Palace is next to the Cathedral of Barcelona. It's in King's Square. It's totally indistinguishable from the Governor's Palace, the Royal Chapel and the Tinai Hall. The only guess is that it should be tall and erect. The camera has been incomplete. King Martin looked at the watchtower. Royal palace as a scenic spot to play, nothing to look at, tattered. But the area itself is very tasty. Architecture is my favorite style. There are many performers on the street. The buildings of the Gothic Special Administrative Region are in disorder. I am tired of punching and playing like this. It is more fun to shuttle freely in the streets.

I didn't know it was the former palace, but after visiting the Cathedral of Barcelona, I took a walk around it. It can be said that I got lost before I came here. At that time, I thought he was a part of the city wall, but after looking carefully, I found that he was not, or not completely, because the lower part of the city wall, with a number of doors and holes, but now it has been sealed off, the upper part is obviously palace and tower structure, then I was wondering how someone built the palace on the city wall, not afraid that others directly killed you when they attacked the city, and Is this an obvious act of destroying cultural relics and monuments? Later, when I went back, I found out that this is the so-called old palace, one of the two kings who unified Spain, built by King Aragon. The Palace I saw was a church and Royal chapel. The tower was called King Martin's Watchtower, which was built for more than 13 years. In fact, the palace can be visited, except that the entrance is not on the side of the city wall, but on the other side. It's just the outside side. There is also a statue of a knight in the square in front of the palace, but it has not been found out who it is, which is waiting for other members to help me correct.

The older district, behind which was the Palace of Barcelona.