A historical space with administrative activity, it is notable for its evolution since the 16th century and its connection with the sale of bread in times of...

Also known as Plaza de Santa María It was also known as Plaza de Santa María. It is one of the few urban spaces in the city that has undergone remodeling and expansion since the 16th century, giving it an increasingly regular layout. This space remains the hub of administrative and service activities. It is called Plaza del Pan because, in the past, it was where the calahorra stood—the municipal office for selling bread during times of scarcity. Plaza del Pan has served as the city's main square.