Uniform and non-slip pavement:
Yes
Wheelchair circulation:
Partial
Appropriate protection elements (handrail, banister, skirting board, etc.):
No
Signs:
No
Routes
Routes
The Plaza de Carlos III is framed by a stone building of the eighteenth century (1784), built by Carlos III with public money, with beautiful traces and neoclassical style of which only its facade is preserved. The pedestrian access to the square from the main street, Calle Real, can only be made by stairs. The accessible route is through Marqués de Estella street. In the same Real street you can see the Church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario and the beautiful Plaza de Toros de Cortes de la Frontera. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>
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