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“Formed by filling in a section of the Grand Canal with rubble from the demolition of the old city.”

Feb 2024

The Piazza sits between the Church of Sant' Antonio and the end of the Grand Canal. It was formed in the early 1930's when a section of the Grand Canal was filled with rubble. Today there is a large fountain, which unfortunately was empty when we visited, a good number of trees and some market stalls. There are also a number of restaurants and cafes on the ground floor of the buildings surrounding the Piazza.

By Erika

“Nice to walk around”

Aug 2020

Nice wide square to walk around and relax. Many bars around where you can take a coffe or an apetitiv

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MicheleLecce

Lecce, Italy2,879 contributions

Pleasantly chaotic

Apr 2024 • Family

This square is always full of people, busy, chaotic and noisy at any time.
However, it is a pleasant confusion, which brings with it the healthy noise of life being lived, and which can also be appreciated while sitting comfortably in one of the many cafés.
I will carry a good memory of it.

Written May 11, 2024

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CopyCat001

Folsom, CA325 contributions

Beautiful however it was closed?

Feb 2018 • Couples

I am not sure if I can enter this building or not, but it was closed. I wish I could go inside. On the outside it was majestic and you can so feel the Roman empire presence. A must see in Trieste.

Written February 17, 2018

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westy54

Sydney, Australia13,382 contributions

Formed by filling in a section of the Grand Canal with rubble from the demolition of the old city.

Feb 2024 • Couples

The Piazza sits between the Church of Sant' Antonio and the end of the Grand Canal. It was formed in the early 1930's when a section of the Grand Canal was filled with rubble.

Today there is a large fountain, which unfortunately was empty when we visited, a good number of trees and some market stalls. There are also a number of restaurants and cafes on the ground floor of the buildings surrounding the Piazza.

Written August 15, 2024

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Erika

Caracas, Venezuela9,918 contributions

Nice to walk around

Aug 2020

Nice wide square to walk around and relax. Many bars around where you can take a coffe or an apetitiv

Written September 7, 2020

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