Located next to the Guadalquivir River, this square serves as a junction for several of Triana’s most notable streets: Betis, Pureza, San Jacinto, and San Jorge, as well as the iconic Puente de Triana. The square is home to fascinating landmarks, such as the Murillo Pharmacy, designed in 1912 by José Espiau y Muñoz, and the Chapel of Carmen, crafted by architect Aníbal González and inaugurated in 1928. Additionally, the statue of renowned bullfighter Juan Belmonte, sculpted by Venancio Blanco, adds a touch of cultural significance to this vibrant area.

In this square, Emma, the protagonist of ‘If Only’, witnesses the red moon eclipse that grants her the extraordinary chance to relive the last decade of her life. The square is home to her favorite restaurant, and its terrace, overlooking the Guadalquivir River, becomes the setting for several pivotal moments in the series.

Spoiler Alert: Among these key events is the heartfelt scene where Nando proposes to Emma.