Things To Do in Padua, Veneto, Italy

Located just south of the historic Caffè Pedrocchi, and a necessary destination for those meandering about the historic center of town, the picturesque open-air markets of Piazza delle Erb... More on Frommers

Also known as the Salone, entry to the Palazzo della Ragione is free with a Padova Card (€8 without). More on igougo

Padua's worst tragedy was the complete destruction of this church by Nazi bombings in 1944; some art histo... More on Frommers

You'll probably pass by this on your way to the Cappella degli Scrovegni, so do yourself a favor and take 5... More on TripAdvisor

Padovana da sempre avrò visitato questo GIOIELLO credo un numero di volte inferiore a quelle dedicate a par... More on TripAdvisor

The leading role in the introduction and study of many exotic plants was difficult to detect and the museu... More on TripAdvisor

This enormous basilica's imposing interior is richly decorated, filled with tombs, works of art, and inlai... More on Frommers

I found the cathedral to be stunningly beautiful and uplifting. More on TripAdvisor

The University tour is about an hour long, and stops at 4 of the most important historical rooms/areas of t... More on TripAdvisor

The beauty of the University district of Padua is situated right between it's three city centre squares. Yo... More on TripAdvisor

La Scoletta del Santo è ancora oggi, fin dal 1427, la sede dell'Arciconfraternita di sant'Antonio di Padova, un'associazione pubblica di fedeli laici devoti del grande Santo. La Scoletta del Santo si ... More on TripAdvisor

ドゥオーモを出てサンタントニオ聖堂を目指し、柱廊が続く町を地図も見ずに町歩きしていて偶然にプラート・デッラ・ヴァッレという広場に出ました。その広場に面してこの教会は立っています。外観がサンタントニオ聖堂に似ているので「着いた、着いた」と思い中に入ってみると、サンタントニオ聖堂についての予備知識である「天国のよう」とはちょっと違う、簡素な教会でした。「あれれ」と思って外に出て、教会の名前を確認して違 ... More on TripAdvisor

　サン・ジョルジョ教会で入場料払うと、日本語の解説を貸してくれます。 司教座聖堂参事会員室に行きたかったのですが、入口がわからず・・・右往左往していたら、親切に教会のチケット売り場の人が連れて行ってくださいました。 　ティツィアーノの作品を含む１８枚のフレスコ画が厳かに迎えてくれます。 私たち以外　あと１組しか観光客がいなかったので、ゆっくりじっくり観れて最高でした。 　小さいけど、すばらしいフレ ... More on TripAdvisor

Galileo's battered desk and podium, from which he taught from 1592 to 1610, is still on display in Italy's second-oldest university (after Bologna). His name joins a legendary honor roll of students and professors -- Petrarch, ... More on Frommers

This is the one uncontested must-see during your stay in Padua, so be prepared for lengthy lines in high season, a wait made even longer by the small numbers of controlled groups (25 people maximum) allowed to enter the chapel ... More on Frommers