Italian - English (British) translations for "piazza"
"piazza" Italian translation
Translation
square
Definition
piazza
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: public square
La piazza principale del paese è circondata da negozi e caffè.
The main square of the town is surrounded by shops and cafes.
Meaning: marketplace
Ogni sabato mattina c'è un mercato nella piazza del centro storico.
Every Saturday morning there is a market in the historical center square.
Meaning: open space in a city
La piazza è il luogo ideale per incontrarsi con gli amici.
The square is the ideal place to meet up with friends.
Meaning: court or courtyard
Il palazzo ha una bella piazza interna con giardini e fontane.
The palace has a beautiful internal courtyard with gardens and fountains.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: La piazza è molto bella.
A1: The square is very beautiful.
A1: Vado in piazza per incontrare i miei amici.
A1: I go to the square to meet my friends.
A1: La piazza è piena di persone.
A1: The square is full of people.
B1: Abbiamo deciso di organizzare una manifestazione in piazza.
B1: We have decided to organize a demonstration in the square.
B1: Sono andato in piazza per vedere il concerto.
B1: I went to the square to see the concert.
B2: Quando ero giovane, passavo molte serate in piazza con gli amici.
B2: When I was young, I spent many evenings in the square with friends.
C1: Spero che la riqualificazione della piazza porti nuove opportunità per la comunità locale.
C1: I hope that the redevelopment of the square brings new opportunities for the local community.
C1: La piazza è stata trasformata in un mercato all'aperto durante il festival.
C1: The square was transformed into an open-air market during the festival.
C2: La piazza è stata teatro di importanti eventi storici nel corso dei secoli.
C2: The square has been the scene of significant historical events over the centuries.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The word 'piazza' is an Italian noun that refers to a public square or open space, typically found in the center of a town or city. Piazzas are often surrounded by buildings and are important gathering places for locals and tourists alike.
Piazzas have been an integral part of Italian culture for centuries, serving as meeting points, marketplaces, and venues for various events and celebrations. They are often adorned with fountains, statues, and outdoor cafes, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.
In addition to their social significance, piazzas also showcase architectural styles from different periods in history. Many famous piazzas in Italy, such as Piazza San Marco in Venice and Piazza del Campo in Siena, are renowned for their beauty and historical importance.