Plateia (πλατεία) is the Greek word for town square. Most Greek and Cypriot cities have one or several town squares.
Most notable squares/plateies (ordered by place)
- Iroon Square - Ano Liosia
- Agia Triada Square - Argyroupoli
- Monastiraki , Omonia Plateia Omonias, and Syntagma Squares (Constitution Square Plateia Syntagmatos) all three in Athens
- Plateia Amerikis - suburban Athens
- Pavlou Mela Square Plateia Pavlou Mela - Axioupoli
- Central Square Kentriki Plateia - Didymoteicho
- Egon Square - Edessa
- Central Square Kentriki Plateia - Filiatra
- Central Square Kentriki Plateia - Fyli
- Agia Triada Square - Glyka Nera
- Kariaiskaki Square - Ilioupoli
- Davaki Square Plateia Davaki - Kallithea, SW of Athens
- Agoras Square (meaning Market Square) Plateia Agoras - Kilkis
- Nikis Square - Plateia Nikis - Kozani
- Dimokratias Square - Plateia Dimokratias - Katerini
- Agiou Dimitriou Square - Lechaina
- Christos Elkomenos Square - Monemvasia
- Plateia Syntagmatos and Trion Navarchon Square - Nafplio
- Georgiou II Square (George II Square), Olga Square Plateia Olgas and Ypsila Alonia Square Plateia Ypsila Alonia - all in Patras
- Korai Square Plateia Korai - Piraeus
- Eleftherias Square - Servia
- Agias Mimas Square - Spetses
- Kennedy Square , and two others - Tripoli
- Riga Fereou Square - Volos
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