The Plaza de Santa Cruz, names the district of Santa Cruz, Seville. Its location was formerly occupied by the primitive church of Santa Cruz.
 
The Square is of  rectangular shape, and is shaded by orange trees in several of its fronts and in whose center is a small garden. This garden is accessed through staggered steps on each side, from which depart walk lined hedges with a perimeter path, and other radio converge in the center, where the cross is located.
 
Forging cross was made by Sebastian Conde in 1692, located in the center of the garden that decorates the square. This cross was located until 1840 in Sierpes street, at its confluence with the Rioja street.