Bayamo Revolution Square (pictured above in 1955) is located between the streets Canducha Figueredo, General García, Antonio Maceo and José Joaquín Palma, and is the center of daily life and activities in Bayamo being right next to the Oldest Parochial Church in the city and the Americas. Previously known as Isabel II square, then Arms square till the very Carlos Manuel de Céspedes named it as it is known now-a-days as Revolution Square.

There is a full-length statue of Jose Martí on a marble pedestal in the very middle of the square done by sculptor López Mesa and unveiled on October 10th 1955. Far back on the same square but in symmetry, a sculptural rectangular group holds a big sheet with the embossed letters of the National Anthem and La Demajagua farms flag, and there is a bust of Perucho Figueredo (Writer of the word of the anthem).