Padua

Why choose this Tour

Padua, the city of St. Anthony, is a hidden gem of the Veneto, not far from Venice, which is definitely worth a visit. With its rich history, extraordinary art and lively atmosphere, it offers an unforgettable experience.

It is the ideal destination for art lovers: its artistic heritage is of inestimable value, with masterpieces such as Giotto's frescoes and the works preserved in museums.

Thanks to its ancient university, Padua is also a young and dynamic city. It offers numerous bars, restaurants and clubs where you can enjoy a pleasant break. The most famous is the Caffè Pedrocchi, one of the oldest in Italy, a meeting place for students, intellectuals and artists.

The historic center of Padua is full of charm and history, with a great variety of places to discover, each with a unique soul.

Tour details

During the visit we will explore some of the most iconic places in Padua:

Prato della Valle

One of the largest squares in Europe, characterized by a large green area with the Isola Memmia in the center, reachable via two bridges and surrounded by statues depicting illustrious figures of the city.

The Basilica of St. Anthony

A pilgrimage destination and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The building stands out for its imposing façade and rich interior decoration, with frescoes and sculptures that narrate the life of the saint.

Piazza delle Erbe

Heart of city life, where history and modernity intertwine. Surrounded by historic buildings, towers and arcades, the square comes alive with stalls selling local products.

The Palace of Reason

An extraordinary building with a large frescoed room that for centuries has been the fulcrum of the city's political and social life.

Piazza della Frutta (Fruit Square)

Located next to the Palazzo della Ragione, once the nerve center of the city's trade.

Piazza dei Signori

An architectural gem that preserves the solemn atmosphere of when it was the center of the city's political and administrative power.

The University of Padua

One of the oldest in Europe, founded in 1222. Great scientists and intellectuals studied and taught here, including Galileo Galilei, who worked there for a decade.

The Scrovegni Chapel

Decorated between 1303 and 1305 with frescoes by Giotto, considered among the greatest expressions of medieval painting. The scenes from the life of Jesus and the Virgin Mary are striking for their vividness and realism.

Discover Padua with an authorized guide and immerse yourself in its history, art and the unique atmosphere of the city. Book your private visit now!