Two façades are worthy of attention on the corner of the square: a high Catalan-style Gothic gallery, known as the Lonja because it was originally used as the market, and the Renaissance façade of the town hall. Both have the typical high Aragon gallery protected by a canopy. The square is the liveliest part of town thanks to the café terraces stretching beneath the arcades and the constant coming and going of students from the music conservatory occupying the Lonja building.