The main attraction of this particular "square" is that its shape is not a square but a circle;…read morethere are not many circular squares in Spain. Before its restoration, this "square" had an oldie worldly decadent flair about it but after its restoration most of this has been rubbed away and replaced by a colder modern aesthetic. I can appreciate that the people who actually live there are thankful for tidying up their balconies but as for the rest of the "square" I feel that the once magic feeling of the place has been erased. However, I am pleased that the original fountain is still in place and has not been messed around with too much; there used to be a lamp on top of the central column but that seems to have gone walkies... As a side note, there is a circular metallic ring around the fountain with the all the names this square has been known as throughout its history such as "El Clot" (The Hole), de la Regencia (Regency), Circular, et al. Nowadays, this square still maintains its traditional market (housed in modern stalls) and the ground floor has little shops and few bars and restaurants which helps to create a nice ambience. I think that with time I will learn to love this square as much as I did before because even though it's past glory has been modified, it is still a unique "square" with a lovely fountain slap-bang in the middle of town!