piazza

Piazza ( Italian ) means "place" in German.

It is also used as a place name, for example:

Piazza al Serchio , municipality in the province of Lucca
Piazza Armerina , municipality in the province of Enna
Piazza Brembana , municipality in the province of Bergamo
Piazza , part of the municipality of Castellina in Chianti
Piazza , part of the municipality of Pistoia
Piazza , part of the municipality of Terragnolo in the province of Trento
Piazza , part of the municipality of Montignoso in the province of Massa-Carrara

Piazza is the family name of the following people:

Adeodato Giovanni Piazza (1884–1957), Italian clergyman, Cardinal Bishop of Sabina and Patriarch of Venice
Alberto Piazza da Lodi , Italian Renaissance painter
Ben Piazza (1934–1991), American actor
Dominique di Piazza (* 1959), French jazz bassist
Gaetano Felice Piazza (1725 – after 1775), Italian organist and composer
Hans Piazza (1932–2017), German historian and university professor
Henri Piazza (1861–1929), Italian-French publisher
Luis Piazza (1908–1977), Italian sculptor and painter
Marguerite Piazza (1920–2012), American singer
Miguel Piazza (* 1952), Uruguayan football player
Mike Piazza (* 1968), American baseball player
Orazio Francesco Piazza (* 1953), Italian clergyman, Bishop of Sessa Aurunca
Oswaldo Piazza (* 1947), Argentine soccer player and coach
Rod Piazza (* 1947), American harmonica player
Rubén Nelson Piazza († 2010), Argentine politician
Tom Piazza (* 1955), American writer
Walter Piazza (1925–2016), Brazilian historian
Wilson da Silva Piazza (born 1943), Brazilian football player

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