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Women's Plaza 36 is a square inside a block located in the district of Vila de Gràcia (Barcelona). Specifically, the island is located between the street of St. Agatha, Torrent de l'Olla, Matthew Bay, giving access to the square for the first two. Square pays tribute to all those women who suffered the dramatic situation of the Spanish Civil War.

The square was inaugurated on August 18, 2009, within the period of the Festival de Gràcia, without being surrounded by several controversies, such as the construction of luxury apartments or policy restricting such schedules a disguised form of privatization of public space. Three years later, the controversy surrounding the square comes alive with several users complaining about the lack of adaptation of playgrounds for children who play and rejecting bars access, considered a very appropriate space that pays tribute to women who were detained in prisons. Since shortly after his inauguration was the subject of controversy for the last issue. Following these demands, in November 2013 began the renovation of the square, checking design of sewerage and water leaks in underground parking, replacing paving stones and trees, as well as changing and expanding playgrounds with the addition of a sandpit for the game. In defining the proposed reform school participated actively Queen Violante to give his point of view.

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