Giuliani

Giuliani is an Italian surname; either derived as a patronymic or plural form of Giuliano,^[1] or as a locative name from a place so named, such as Giuliano di Roma.^[2] Guiliani is a metathesized variant.^[3] Notable people with the name include:

• Beatrice Giuliani (born 2002), Italian rower
• Carlo Giuliani (1978–2001), Italian anti-globalization protester died during the demonstrations against 2001 G8
• Carlo Giuliani (bishop) (died 1663), bishop of Ston
• Caroline Giuliani (born 1989), American filmmaker, political activist, and writer
• Donato Giuliani (1946–2025), Italian racing cyclist
• François Giuliani (1938–2009), Algerian journalist and publicist
• Gilda Giuliani (born 1954), Italian singer
• Laura Giuliani (born 1993), Italian football goalkeeper
• Luca Giuliani (born 1950), Italian professor at the Humboldt University, specialising in Greek and Roman archaeology
• Lui Giuliani, Australian businessman
• Marie-Christine Giuliani-Sterrer (born 1965), Austrian politician
• Mauro Giuliani (1781–1829), Italian guitarist and composer
• Maximillian Giuliani (born 2003), Australian swimmer
• Reginaldo Giuliani (1887–1936), better known as Father Giuliani, Dominican friar, soldier and Italian writer
• Rudy Giuliani (born 1944), former mayor of New York City and former candidate for United States president in 2008
  • Regina Peruggi Giuliani, his first wife, American educator
  • Donna Hanover Giuliani, his second wife
  • Judith Giuliani, his third wife
  • Andrew Giuliani, his son; American Special Assistant to the President Trump.
  • Caroline Giuliani, his daughter; American filmmaker, political activist, and writer
• Simone Giuliani (born 1973), Italian musician, composer, arranger and record producer
• Stefano Giuliani (born 1958), former Italian professional cyclist
• Tony Giuliani (1912–2004), catcher in Major League Baseball from 1936 to 1943
• Veronica Giuliani (1660–1727), mystic and saint