Plaza Major in Villa de Leyva, Colombia. This town, which was established during early Spanish Colonial times in 1574 has been preserved as a National HIstorical site by the government of Colombia. The cathedral, the buildings and the cobble stone streets around the Plaza have been preserved to look as they did during colonial times. This is a 360° panorama showing the entire plaza, which is one of the largest in all of South America. This image was taken on a Sunday afternoon when many of the locals come in to the center of town to meet friends and socialize.

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