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Torino hosts Italy's smallest official piazza
Torino is home to the smallest piazza in Italy, officially named Piazzetta Beata Vergine degli Angeli. Located at the intersection of Via Cavour and Via Carlo Alberto in the city center, this tiny public space serves as a unique urban curiosity.
Measuring approximately 17 meters in length and less than 13 meters in width, the area is comparable in size to a small apartment. Despite its diminutive scale, it maintains official status as an autonomous public space, distinguished by a perimeter fence and a marble street sign with a house number. It is distinct from the nearby, larger Piazza Madonna degli Angeli.
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Piazzetta Beata Vergine degli Angeli · Torino · Turin · Via Carlo Alberto · Via Cavour
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Piazzetta Beata Vergine degli Angeli is the smallest square in Italy. www.livornotoday.it · www.chietitoday.it · www.today.it
- [● 3 SOURCES] The square is located at the intersection of via Cavour and via Carlo Alberto in Turin. www.livornotoday.it · www.chietitoday.it · www.today.it
- [● 3 SOURCES] The area is officially recognized as a public space by a marble street sign and a perimeter fence. www.livornotoday.it · www.chietitoday.it · www.today.it
- [● 3 SOURCES] The square measures approximately 17 meters in length and less than 13 meters in width. www.livornotoday.it · www.chietitoday.it · www.today.it