Federico Garcia Lorca Statue

Federico Garcia Lorca Statue

This statue commemorates one of Spain's most esteemed literary figures, Federico Garcia Lorca, who was executed in 1936. A prominent voice of the 20th century, his works reflect the cultural turmoil of his time.

Unveiled in 1998, the statue was created by sculptor Alberto Sánchez Pérez. It is located in Madrid’s Plaza de Tirso de Molina, an area rich in cultural significance, featuring architecture from various periods and lush greenery. The statue serves not only as a tribute to Lorca but also as a focal point for cultural events.

Key Features

📝 A Life-Size Representation: The statue portrays Lorca holding a book, symbolizing his literary accomplishments.
📖 Nearby Literary Haunts: The plaza is surrounded by sites that celebrate literature and art.
🎭 Cultural Significance: The statue is a gathering place for poetry readings and cultural activities.

Free to visit, the statue is suitable for tourists, literature enthusiasts, and families looking to enrich their cultural experience in Madrid.