Top 17 places to see in Padova

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Montagnana

(31km)

Montagnana

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History, Architecture, Religion and Fun: The town of Montagnana offers stunning architectures, rich history and a vibrant atmosphere. Be sure to visit and take in the Castel San Zeno Mastio di Ezzelino, Parrocchia di Santa Maria Assunta - Duomo,Chiesa di San Francesco, Museo Civico Antonio Giacomelli and other riches that this town has to offer.

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Palio dei 10 Comuni del Montagnanese

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Not So Bad : Every year on the first Sunday of September, the laughing Montagnana takes a dip in the past and more precisely returns in the Middle Ages. With this parade of knights and flag bearers all in fantastic costumes, they are preparing to challenge themselves around the vault in this palio where the ten municipalities face each other to decide which is the strongest.

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Padova

Musei Civici Eremitani

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Great Collection : Nice collection that will be delightful for everyone interested in medieval art. Not my case, but it is still interesting to see, and included in the ticket for the Capella degli Scrovegni (which is a mandatory visit). The temporary exhibitions are also worth your time.

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Scrovegni Chapel

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History and Art.: Scrovegni Chapel is a church in Pauda. The Church is nothing impressive and I went for an art piece that now resides in the church, a fresco cycle by Giotto. It is one of the most important pieces of western art. The church is also nice and worth a visit.

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Ragione Palace

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Worth A Visit : If you are in town cannot miss a visit. The entrance tickets aren't expensive just 6 euro to access to largest building hall in Italy. Known as the Ragione Palace because was used during renaissance as civics hall for public disputes between people.

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University of Padua

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Historical PLace : The history of the school is pretty awesome with some notable former students (Galileo and Copernicus to name a few). It's pretty awesome to be able to see the anatomy theater and how well preserved it is. The tour is about 45 minutes long.

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Battistero del Duomo

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A Masterpiece : The baptistery of Padua, located to the right of the cathedral, dates back to the twelfth century, underwent various changes in the following century, and was consecrated by Guido, patriarch of Grado (1281). It is also the mausoleum of the Carraresi. The frescoes with which it is decorated (1375-1376) are considered the masterpiece of Giusto de 'Menabuoi.

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Duomo di Padova

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Truly Amazing : The cathedral is interesting but go into the baptistery as this is amazing. Beautiful frescoes on the walls showing many biblical stories. You can stay as long as you want and it is good value. Just enjoy the pictures and take time to meditate on the meanings.

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Piazza dei Signori

Piazza dei Signori is a city square in Padua, Italy. 'Concerns over the beaut...

Prato della Valle

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The oldest clock of Italy

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Botanic Garden of Padova

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The Basilica of St. An...

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Monumento Equestre al ...

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Città Metropolitana di Torino

(21km)

Villa Contarini

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Simply Beautiful : A beautiful baroque Villa, built during the 16th century by a rich and powerful family, that lived in Venice, just like the other Villas on the Riviera del Brenta. Everything about this building shows opulence, abundance and wealth, according to the tastes that was prevalent in that period.

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Province of Padua

Regional Park of Euganean Hills

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Favorite Visit : You cannot really do a National Park justice by a short visit and a small review. The drive into the mountains is spectacular, with winding roads and hairpin bends for an exhilarating drive. There are walks aplenty in tranquil woods with stunning scenery and views over olive groves and vineyards.

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Euganean Hills

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Completely Natural : Fantastic loop ride, by bike are 63 km! It is a quiet ride along the river for most of the route, passing between gardens, gardens and villages! Beautiful place, you stroll surrounded by nature and you can take great pictures.

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