Where we are

 

The town of Padua and its county form one of the most lively and dynamic cultural-economic centres in the north of Italy.

 

A town with a great artistic and cultural tradition, Padua boasts outstanding monuments as its University, one of the oldest in Europe, the Scrovegni Chapel that preserves a cycle of frescoes by Giotto, and the Basilica of Saint Anthony that welcomes thousands of pilgrims from the world over every year.

 

Also the county of Padua holds an enormous artistic, natural, and cultural heritage that is little known to tourists. Just think of the countless villas and castles scattered over the territory, of the old churches, the walled cities built in the Middle Ages, or its navigable waterways.

Please accept our invitation to discover Padua and its surroundings.

 

How to reach Padua

By car

A4 highway (Milano-Venezia), Padova Ovest exit. A13 highway (Bologna-Padova), Padova Sud exit.

By train
Padova railway station, tel. +39 049 662092
Direct railway connections with the national network: Milan, Bologna, and Venice.

By plane
International airport "Marco Polo" at Tessera (10 km from Venice): tel +39 041 2606111
Airport "Valerio Catullo" at Villafranca (Verona): tel +39 045 591778
Treviso airport: tel +39 0422 315111

 

Link info
http://www.autostrade.it
http://www.trenitalia.com
http://www.veniceairport.it
http://www.aeroportoverona.it

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