Guaita
Guaita stands for
- a patrician family from the 17th to 19th centuries, see Guaita (family)
- the following people from the Frankfurt branch of this family:
- Georg Friedrich von Guaita (1772–1851), Mayor of Frankfurt
- Leon von Guaita (1878–1932), German country gentleman
- Mathilde von Guaita (1850–1890), patron of the city of Frankfurt
- Max von Guaita (1842–1903), businessman and local politician
- the following people from the Aachen branch of this family:
- Cornelius von Guaita (1766-1820), German mayor and last mayor of Aachen
- the following persons not related to this family:
- Enrique Guaita (1910–1959), Italian-Argentine football player
- Leandro Guaita (* 1985), Italian-Argentine soccer player
- Stanislas de Guaita (1861–1897), French poet, occultist and founder of the Rosicrucians
- Vicente Guaita (* 1987), Spanish football player
- Ovidio Guaita, Italian journalist, author, photographer; Manager
- Joan Guaita, Art Gallery, Las Palmas, Mallorca
See also:
- Villa Guaita , large house built in 1893 in Kronberg im Taunus, which was demolished in 1961
- Villa Guaita, also called Villa Pieraccioni, Florence, Via del Podesta 11
- Torre Guaita, the first tower (also called Rocca or Guaita) is the largest and oldest of three towers that tower over the city / republic of San Marino . Motif side of the 1000 Lira coin (1988)
- Guaita'sche Garden staircase , a rococo - staircase plant in town garden Aachen owned by the family of Cornelius von Guaita
See also patronage of street names:
- Guaita Street; 52064 Aachen
- Guaita Street; 60431 Frankfurt-Ginnheim
- Guaita Street; 61476 Kronberg im Taunus
- At Guaita Park; 61476 Kronberg im Taunus, small cul-de-sac
