"entrance square" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a large open space, usually with buildings or structures around it, that is used as an entrance or outdoor public gathering space. For example: "The grand entrance square of the palace was filled with visitors and onlookers."
Small areas often contain multiple nest entrances, as much as six entrances per square meter [26], whereas adjacent areas may have none at all.
The police later barricaded an entrance to the square.
Barricades now block every entrance to the square.
But the police did fire it at protesters on some side streets and at least one entrance to the square.
Rows of members linked arms to block each entrance to the square, then politely frisked each person who entered on Wednesday.
At each long and dimly lit entrance to a square, he recalled, he was tempted to leave the bustling street, but he was urged to carry on.
As we walked farther down the street, we could hear wailing coming from the dark, square entrance of a street-level home.
— Sarah El Sirgany (@Ssirgany) 25 Jan 13 When activists from that march finally reached Tahrir, they came across a running street battle between protesters and the police across a concrete barrier blocking one entrance to the square.
At dusk, I saw soldiers stationed at an entrance to the square by Qasr al Nil Bridge crawl inside their tanks, which were parked between the protesters and a large pro-Mubarak crowd, and secure the hatches.
Teargas everywhere.. #Egypt — Dirk Wanrooij (@dirkwanrooij) 24 Jan 13 As the Cairene blogger who writes as The Big Pharaoh explained, officers from the Central Security Forces fired the gas at protesters after the crowd started to pull down a wall blocking an entrance to the square on Qasr al-Aini Street.
