The oldest public square in Argentina's city, Buenos Aires, is the Plaza de Mayo. From the city's second founding and the independence revolution. Some of the most important events in the city's history have taken place at the square. The square got its name from the Argentine Revolution, which took place in May of 1810. Which helped gain Argentina independence from Spain. The square is surrounded by a number important structures. the Cabildo, the Casa Rosad, the Metropolitan Cathedral, where Pope Francis celebrated mass for twenty years, and other locations. Besides being the location of the May Revolution. In 1890, Argentina had its first political rally in the square. Anyone who comes to Buenos Aires should see the Plaza de Mayo. Due to its proximity to the city center, it is very accessible. With hundreds of years of history, the square is worthy of everyone's admiration.