Padova
- Basilica Sant Antonio
- Orto botanico (free for students)
- Prato della Valle
- Museo della Natura e dell’Uomo
- Battistero (Unesco heritage)
- Scrovegni Chapel (has to be booked, with the ticket you can enter also in the Eremitani museum and Zuckerman palace)
- Giardini dell’Arena
- Piazza dei Signori
- Torre dell’Orologio
- Palazzo della Ragione
- Palazzo Bo and Anatomic Museum
- Ponte delle Torricelle (a view on Padova Canals)
- Naviglio (from april to september)
- Mercato coperto (oldest in Europe)
Food, Aperitivo and Souvenirs
- “Bar dei Osei” or “Dalla Zita” for a sandwich, “Sugo” for traditional pasta. “A Banda del Buso”, “Locanda Peccatorum” for dinner. Checkout this funny introduction video
- if you want to buy some italian food souvenirs, i liked “Old Grocery Caberlotto Padua”
- if you want to be fancy there is Caffè Pedrocchi, they have an histori building and they offer a mint-flavored coffee
- if you want to get some “aperitivo” and relax, “Naviglio Padova” is the place for your “Spritz”
- a glass of wine in “Corte Sconta”, a spritz in “La Yarda”, or beer in “Da Carre Pub”
- “cicchetti” small finger food in “Brutal” or “All’ombra della piazza” (ombra means a small glass of wine) and “bacaro padovano” (also for tipical dishes)
- if you are a university student, and get 30 cum laude in an exam, “Dal Pedrocchi” gives you a free coffe
- “mensa murialdo” for good and cheap food
“Berlino” in monday evening for Karaoke or Quiz
in “piazza delle erbe” there is the market every morning
Tip: mainly during summer, music in “parco d’Europa” and check out the parks festivals in Arcella Bella
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