Padella Square

It is the smallest square in the world, three by four meters, but it is also the place of memories and emotions.

It’s called Piazza Padella because of its shape, a twelve-square-meter space accessed from a Lilliputian alley, which serves as the handle of this virtual frying pan located in the heart of Barbara’s historic center and, in its own small way, is also a place of connection and social interaction precisely because of the proximity of the houses.

The alley-manico of Piazza Padella opens in fact a stone’s throw from the church. The municipality of Barbara has presented it as the smallest square in the world and you have to believe it, it’s Guinness World Record stuff.