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[Attractions of the Fairs and Festivals of St. Narcissus] - Attraction of fairs in St. Augustine Square. The fairs were held in this place from 1900 to 1922, when it was decided to move the attractions Ramon Folch Avenue. In St. Augustine Square there are only stops. In 1932, as a result of the celebration of the 1st Trade Fair Avenue Ramon Folch, fairs are located along the Gran Via. It was not until 1960 when they moved permanently to the Dehesa. In the background is the Cathedral with the image offered before the completion of the facade, and below, an announcement of a reconstituent painted on the wall that closed the square on the side of the river, the bottom of which still retains features of the fortification facing the Onyar. The wall desparagué 1914 with the development of the Paseo Canalejas.
![[Attractions of the Fairs and Festivals of St. Narcissus] - Attraction of fairs in St. Augustine Square. The fairs were held in this place from 1900 to 1922, when it was decided to move the attractions Ramon Folch Avenue. In St. Augustine Square there are only stops. In 1932, as a result of the celebration of the 1st Trade Fair Avenue Ramon Folch, fairs are located along the Gran Via. It was not until 1960 when they moved permanently to the Dehesa. In the background is the Cathedral with the image offered before the completion of the facade, and below, an announcement of a reconstituent painted on the wall that closed the square on the side of the river, the bottom of which still retains features of the fortification facing the Onyar. The wall desparagué 1914 with the development of the Paseo Canalejas.](/media/uploads/muis_Yz60Iaj.jpg "[Attractions of the Fairs and Festivals of St. Narcissus] - Attraction of fairs in St. Augustine Square. The fairs were held in this place from 1900 to 1922, when it was decided to move the attractions Ramon Folch Avenue. In St. Augustine Square there are only stops. In 1932, as a result of the celebration of the 1st Trade Fair Avenue Ramon Folch, fairs are located along the Gran Via. It was not until 1960 when they moved permanently to the Dehesa. In the background is the Cathedral with the image offered before the completion of the facade, and below, an announcement of a reconstituent painted on the wall that closed the square on the side of the river, the bottom of which still retains features of the fortification facing the Onyar. The wall desparagué 1914 with the development of the Paseo Canalejas.")