The Royal Square in Barcelona (Plaça Reial in Catalan) is a public trapezoidal square located next to La Rambla, in the Gothic Quarter of the city. It was designed by architect Daniel Molina. Conceived as neoclassical from the mid nineteenth century on a city destroyed tissue, has the peculiarity that its style is subverted classic, minimally changing the spaces between pillars, to give the impression that the square is quadrangular. The architect also allowed the creation of passages to connect the streets of the medieval fabric that had been cut by the square.