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Mestre is the center and the most populated urban area of the mainland of Venice, part of the territory of the Metropolitan City of Venice, in Veneto, northern Italy.

Mestre may also refer to:

People

Surname

Alberto Mestre (swimmer, born 1964) (born 1964), former competition swimmer
Alexis Arias Mestre (born 1969), Cuban rower
Audrey Mestre (1974-2002), French world record-setting freediver
Dayaris Mestre Álvarez (born 1986), Cuban judoka
Daniel José Pereira Mestre (born 1986), Portuguese professional cyclist
Diego Mestre (born 1978), Argentine politician
Felipe del Mestre (born 1993), Argentine rugby union player
Francina Díaz Mestre, French-born catwalk and photographic model
Gabriel Antonio Mestre (born 1968), Argentine priest
Goar Mestre (1912-1994), Cuban-born Argentine businessman
Gloria Mestre Rodríguez (1928-2012), Mexican dancer, choreographer and actress
Indira Mestre (born 1979), retired Cuban female volleyball player
Jordi Mestre (born 1981), Spanish actor and model
Josep Fontserè i Mestre (1829-1897), Spanish Catalan architect
Laura Mestre Hevia (1887–1944), Cuban translator, humanist and writer
Nito Mestre (born 1952), Argentine musician
Philippe Mestre (1927-2017), French politician
Ramón Mestre (1927-2003), Argentine politician, former Governor of Córdoba
Ramón Javier Mestre (born 1987), Argentine lawyer and politician
Ricardo Mestre (born 1983), Portuguese professional road bicycle racer
Sergio Mestre (high jumper) (born 1991), Cuban male track and field athlete
Sergio Mestre (footballer) (born 2005), Spanish footballer
Soledad Mestre (1948-2012), Spanish jurist and politician, member of the Assembly of Madrid
Sylvana Mestre (born 1956), Spanish former Chairperson of the International Paralympic Committee Alpine Skiing Sport Technical Committee
Ted Mestre, American football coach
Víctor Torres Mestre (born 1970), Spanish retired footballer
Yagnelis Mestre (born 1983), Cuban judoka

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 '''Mestre''' may also refer to:
 ==People==
+===Surname===
-* [[Alberto Mestre]]
+* [[Alberto Mestre (swimmer, born 1964)]] (born 1964), former competition swimmer
-* [[Audrey Mestre]]
+* [[Alexis Arias Mestre]] (born 1969), Cuban rower
+* [[Audrey Mestre]] (1974-2002), French world record-setting freediver
+* [[Dayaris Mestre Álvarez]] (born 1986), Cuban judoka
+* [[Daniel Mestre|Daniel José Pereira Mestre]] (born 1986), Portuguese professional cyclist
+* [[Diego Mestre]] (born 1978), Argentine politician
+* [[Felipe del Mestre]] (born 1993), Argentine rugby union player
+* [[Francina Díaz Mestre]], French-born  catwalk and photographic model
+* [[Gabriel Antonio Mestre]] (born 1968), Argentine priest
+* [[Goar Mestre]] (1912-1994),  Cuban-born Argentine businessman
+* [[Gloria Mestre]] Rodríguez (1928-2012), Mexican dancer, choreographer and actress
+* [[Indira Mestre]] (born 1979), retired Cuban female volleyball player
+* [[Jordi Mestre]] (born 1981), Spanish actor and model
+* [[Josep Fontserè i Mestre]] (1829-1897), Spanish Catalan architect
 * [[Laura Mestre Hevia]] (1887–1944), Cuban translator, humanist and writer
+* [[Nito Mestre]] (born 1952), Argentine musician
 * [[Philippe Mestre]] (1927-2017), French politician
-* [[Ramón Javier Mestre]]
+* [[Ramón Mestre]] (1927-2003),  Argentine politician, former Governor of Córdoba
+* [[Ramón Javier Mestre]] (born 1987), Argentine lawyer and politician
-* [[Sylvana Mestre]]
+* [[Ricardo Mestre]] (born 1983), Portuguese professional road bicycle racer
-* [[Ted Mestre]]
+* [[Sergio Mestre (high jumper)]] (born 1991), Cuban male track and field athlete
+* [[Sergio Mestre (footballer)]] (born 2005), Spanish footballer
+* [[Soledad Mestre]] (1948-2012), Spanish jurist and politician, member of the Assembly of Madrid
+* [[Sylvana Mestre]] (born 1956), Spanish former Chairperson of the International Paralympic Committee Alpine Skiing Sport Technical Committee
+* [[Ted Mestre]], American football coach
+* [[Víctor Torres Mestre]] (born 1970), Spanish retired footballer
+* [[Yagnelis Mestre]] (born 1983), Cuban judoka
+===Title===
+* [[Mestre (title)]]
 == See also ==
 * [[De Mestre]]
-{{disambiguation}}
+{{disambiguation|surname}}