Plaça de la Concòrdia is in the district of Les Corts. It brings to mind the popular squares of Diamant, Pl. Virreina and Pl. Sol in Gràcia. The most important difference here, perhaps, is that Concòrdia preserves the tranquillity and spirit of the typical neighbourhood of such spaces. This square, with its 19thcentury style, is the most emblematic in the new Les Corts. Both the square and the surrounding streets were built in the mid-19th century, when the group of scattered houses making up the village at the time was to become a more uniform urban centre. There are several remarkable shops, as well as the Santa Maria del Remei Parish Church. It houses a remarkable organ and boasts one of the most iconic towers in the city, separated from the temple, crowned by a 10-metre wrought iron structure. There is also the Palau Can Deu. Now that the house is a civic centre its,interior is open to visits from the public as its back yard, which houses a really nice cafeteria.