• Fenced toddler playground in one corner with low climbing equipment, set apart from the bar terraces
• Leandre Cristòfol sculpture at the square's apex, the surrealist piece that earned it the 'plaça del Tripi' nickname
• Terrace tables all around, so you can sit with a drink while younger kids play within sight

Known locally as 'la plaça del Tripi' for the surrealist Leandre Cristòfol sculpture at its apex, this triangular square near Plaça Reial is ringed by bars and restaurants with terrace seating. A small circular fenced playground in one corner suits toddlers and young children, and buskers and steady foot traffic keep it busy. It is grittier and louder than the Gràcia squares.