Probably mostly sitting and talking on the benches along the church side, and kids playing loose in the middle of the square, busiest through the afternoon.
Kids playingpaved centre of Plaça de l'Església de Campanar, against the church and house walls
This is one of the last squares in the city where kids just get let loose in the middle of it — ball off the church wall, bikes and scooters in circles — because the streets around it are village-narrow and barely have through traffic. Parents watch from the benches without moving.
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Sitting and talkingbenches and church-side edge of Plaça de l'Església de Campanar, opposite the bar terraces
The square splits down the middle: paying customers on the terraces on one side, everyone else on the benches and the low stonework along the church, which is where the old Campanar regulars sit through the afternoon. Same square, two economies, and nobody crosses over.
localslate afternooneveningall year
beers and coffees carried over from the bars on the square itself
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Do people sit and talk here?
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