Sena Plaza
The Plaza
This brick courtyard is an oasis of flowering fruit trees and inviting benches, along with a charming fountain. Surrounding it is a plethora of interesting shops selling clothing, shoes, chocolates, and various other artsy and touristy items. Longtime favorite La Casa Sena has a popular patio that takes up a good chunk of the courtyard, creating a downright magical environment for summer dining. The buildings, erected in the 1700s as a single-family residence, once included quarters for blacksmiths, bakers, farmers, and all manner of help.
