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13 things to see in Padova: 1 day itinerary

Near Venice, Padova is home to an illustrious university, a famous saint, stunning artistic treasures, and magnificent squares.

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Padova is a delightful university town that combines impressive art, beautiful Medieval architecture, and a buzzing historic center . It will make for a great day trip from Venice .

Having rockstar Venice as a neighbor doesn’t really help. One gets automatically ignored. But  there are plenty of reasons to visit Padova . It’s one of the oldest cities in northern Italy, home to an illustrious university, a famous saint, stunning artistic treasures, and magnificent piazze .

I’ve put together  an itinerary with all the best things to see in Padova that you can cover as an easy day trip from Venice . At the end of the article, you’ll find a map summarizing all the places mentioned in this article.

By the way, if you’re looking for more 1 day itineraries in northern Italy, check out the articles One Day in Milan , One day in Monza , and One day in Brescia .

Now, here’s what you can see in Padova in one day:

1. Scrovegni Chapel

The Scrovegni Chapel is one of the highlights of any visit to Padova. It’s a private chapel belonging to the Paduan Scrovegni family, that contains an art masterpiece realized by Giotto : a huge depiction of the Last Judgement. The walls of the chapel are covered in 39 sequential frescoes illustrating the lives of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, culminating in the magnificent Universal Judgement on the wall opposite the altar. The great realism and the emotional narrative of the scenes will mesmerize you!

• Address: Piazza Eremitani, 8
• Tickets: €13, including entrance to the Eremitani Civic Museum (which I didn’t visit, though).
• Further info: Scrovegni Chapel website

2. Eremitani Church

Just a few steps from the Scrovegni Chapel you’ll find the Eremitani Church. Although fairly simple at first glance, it is truly impressive inside . This huge and peaceful building was one of the most important churches of Padua, but it was badly damaged during WWII (it had the misfortune of being located right next to Padova’s Nazi headquarters).

• Address: Piazza Eremitani, 9
• Tickets: free entrance

3. Caffè Pedrocchi

The historic Caffè Pedrocchi opened in Padua in 1831 . In its heyday, it was the meeting place for illustrious intellectuals, artists, and writers such as D’Annunzio, Balzac, and Stendhal. It later became a major gathering point for patriots during the 1848 riots against the Habsburg monarchy.

Although you can dine here, I suggest visiting only for a drink or coffee. Not to miss is their famous caffè Pedrocch i, a mint-flavored coffee . I’ve also heard that the tiramisù is delicious, but I haven’t tried it.

• Address: Via VIII Febbraio, 15
• Prices: €5 for a Caffè Pedrocchi, €6 for a slice of tiramisù
• Further info: Caffè Pedrocchi website   

4. Palazzo Bo and Anatomic Museum

Palazzo Bo is the seat of the University of Padua, founded in 1222 . It is one of the oldest European universities and the second oldest in Italy. Illustrious figures studied here , including Copernicus, Erasmus from Rotterdam, the poet Torquato Tasso and Eleonora Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia, the first woman in the world to receive an academic degree .

Palazzo Bo can be visited with guided tours only, which include also a visit to the anatomical theatre.

• Address: Via 8 Febbraio, 2
• Tickets: €7 
• Further info: University of Padua website  

5. Palazzo della Ragione

Just a couple of minutes walk from Palazzo Bo is Palazzo della Ragione, a stunning medieval palace that was once the seat of the local law courts . The interiors are a treasure trove of beautiful frescoes on astrology and interesting items such as a giant wooden horse (commissioned in the XV century for a public carnival), the reproduction of the Foucault’s pendulum (an homage to the connection between Padova and the scientific world) and the stone of shame (used to punish insolvent debtors). 

• Address: Piazza delle Erbe, entrance via the staircase “Scala dei Ferri” 
• Tickets:  € 6

6. Piazza dei Frutti and Piazza delle Erbe

Palazzo della Ragione sits between Piazza della Frutta and Piazza delle Erbe, the beating heart of Padova’s social life . They are home to bustling markets by day and a lively cafe scene after dusk. Pretty coffee shops and restaurants line their perimeter. 

7. Piazza dei Signori and the Clock Tower

Piazza dei Signori is another important piazza in Padova. Perhaps a bit austere compared to the previous two, it is lined with elegant buildings and nice eateries and bars.

8. The Cathedral of Padova

Only a few steps from Piazza dei Signori is the Dome of Padova. It didn’t particularly impress me, as it’s  fairly plain and unadorned .

• Address: Piazza del Duomo
• Tickets: free, but you’ll have to pay €3 to visit the Baptistery 

9. Old Jewish Quarter

Just south of Piazza delle Erbe is the old Jewish Ghetto, founded in 1603 and then abolished in 1797 . Here you can visit the interesting Museum of Jewish Padova and take a guided tour that brings you also to the synagogues.

• Address: Via S.Martino e Solferino
• Tickets: €8 to visit the Jewish museum 
• Further info: Museum of Jewish Padova    

10. Basilica of Saint Anthony

This is Padova’s most important religious sit e and a much-revered pilgrimage location  since it houses the tomb of Saint Anthony, the patron saint of the city and a key religious figure known for his kindness towards children, the poor and the sick.

• Address: Via Orto Botanico, 11 
• Further info: Basilica of Saint Anthony official website 

11. Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden of Padova is the oldest university botanical garden still in its original location . It was founded in 1545 and is a UNESCO world heritage site since 1997.   The garden serves as a repository for botanical knowledge and hosts about 7,000 precious plant and flower species , including a huge oriental plane that was planted in the garden in 1680.

• Address: via Orto Botanico, 15
• Tickets: €10  
• Further info: visit the  Botanical Garden website  

12. Basilica of Saint Giustina

The Basilica of Saint Giustina is the second most important pilgrimage site in Padova after the Basilica di Saint Anthony. It is huge indeed and contains some interesting paintings and artworks.

The church is dedicated to Giustina, the other patron saint of Padova, and houses the tomb of Luke the Evangelist.

• Address: Prato della Valle

13. Prato della Valle

Prato della Valle is one of Padova’s landmarks. It sits at the very end of via Roma, the town’s main street, and is, therefore, the perfect spot to end your walk around Padova. With its 90,000 square meters, Prato della Valle is the biggest square in Italy and one of the largest in Europe . At the center of the square, there is a grassy park surrounded by a water ring dotted with 78 statues of famous citizens, which makes it truly unique.

How to get to Padova

Traveling to Padova from Venice is easy and cheap . The train trip from Venezia Santa Lucia or Venezia Mestre to Padova takes about 30-45 minutes. Remember that with Trenitalia you can choose between two types of trains: the regional train costs €4,25, while the Frecciarossa high-speed train will cost you €18 and would save you just about 20 minutes. Alternatively, you can catch a train with Italo prices are currently €10 for a 30-minute train ride. Of course, you can reach Padova very easily also from Milan, with trains departing regularly from the Central Station.

Useful tips for Padova

• I suggest buying a PadovaCard .  It costs €16 and allows you to visit all key sites for free or at reduced rates (including the Scrovegni Chapel) and to use the public transports for 48h
• I had a delightful lunch at Caffè della Piazzetta in the old Jewish quarter, while for dinner I tried Nane della Giulia , an old-school trattoria serving delicious traditional food in a cozy ambiance.
• If you are planning to stay overnight (and I highly recommend it), a good place is  Hotel S. Antonio in via S. Fermo , an excellent location within walking distance to the heart of the historic center. Rooms are simple and clean, the staff is great and rates are really good, check it out on Booking.com

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39 thoughts on “13 things to see in padova: 1 day itinerary”.

I have been to Verona and Tuscany a couple of weeks a go, a shame that I missed this beautiful spot! Padova looks truly beautiful and reminds me to some other spots I have seen in this area. From your recommendation it seems really to be the perfect spot to be explored on one day. Especially the Botanical garden looks truly inviting as well as the Scrovegni chapel with its beautiful and colorful paintings. I will put this on my next North Italy road trip list!

Yay, I’m sure you’ll love it!

Gosh, this sounds lovely. I’ve never heard of Padova but it looks amazing. Although, I’d love to visit Venice, all the tourist crowds and cruise ships have put me off but Padova looks charming. Thanks for introducing me to it.

It would be a great side trip when you visit Venice, it’s just a 30 minute train ride away!

This really makes it seem like the Italians really cared and knew how to make a building! Not only is the outside art of which I’ve rarely ever seen But the insides are always so spectacular I could cry.

Ahaha, you are so right, the interiors are usually event more beautiful and full of surprises!

I have realized I have started to enjoy destinations which have great architecture and historic feel. So glad I stumbled upon this post. There are so many things to see in Padova and for 1 day, loved your recommendations. But your pictures share a story that I would love to cover them on our slow travel. Thanks for the useful tips to enable planning including the overnight stay suggestion for hotel.

I agree with you, the more time you have the better but I’ve noticed that Padova is usually visited in 1-2 days max and I wanted to sow that it’s feasible to cover pretty much all the main sights. It makes for a fantastic side trip from Venice!

It looks absolutely magical ✨

And it truly is 😀

This post brings back so much memory. I‘ve been to Padova almost 15 years ago. It is such a lovely city – one of my favourites 🙂

Really! Love reading this 🙂

I totally flaked when I first started reading this. I was like, I have never heard of Padova where the heck in Italy is this? Then I realized that I know it as Padua where the famed St. Anthony of Padua is from. I cant believe I have never been there before! I am definitely adding this to my return trip to Italy! I love all the amazing art everywhere from the churches to the walkways. Also there is something truly amazing about an Astronomical Clock to me! I could just sit in the square staring at it for hours!

It’s a true gem with so many pretty piazze for al fresco drinks and people watching 🙂

I adore Italy. I’ve been there three times (even got married there…in Florence), but I have not been to Padova. I agree with you that the less touristed cities are often so much more enjoyable. I definitely feel this way about Verona (though it gets a fair amount of tourists, too). I can’t imagine going to such a beautiful university as Padua!

Amazing!! So this is one for your fourth trip! 😉

Padova is really amazing, We have passed by and it’s becoming one of the best not a crowded city in northern Italy. We still have a lot of friends coming from there.

Glad to read this! It was my first visit and I loved it 🙂

I love coffee and so used to drinking it in Latin America that I’ve not had time to miss it. Cafe Pedrochi sound AMAZING and would definitely have to try one of those mint flavoured coffees. At 5 euros, though, i’d have to take midget sips to endure the flavour.

Ahaha, well it’s something to try especially if you are a coffee lover and then the location is really interesting 😉

Very beautiful! I love the frescoes. Those are amazing works of art. And Padova’s botanical garden looks really zenlike and solemn.

Thanks, glad you liked this article!

What a charming city! How have I not heard of this stunning city and it’s only a 30 min train ride away from Venice. This is a great day trip to take from Venice to get away from the tourists. Padova is filled with beautiful arts, architecture and many cafes. Looks like I’ll need to visit the Caffe Pedrocchi and sample the famous tiramisu!

I think the question is where in Italy isn’t there a beautiful town!?? I loved the photos and the description of what there is to see and do. I would definitely love to visit the gardens and walk the streets, eating of course! It is too bad not more is done to encourage tourists to Venice to spend time in Padua, especially when the tourists put such a strain on Venice.

Oh yes, that’s the real question Nicole!

Posts like these show us new places. I had never heard of Pedova also before this. The architecture is very close to that of Venice specially the square. Palazzo Bo looks seasons and a great place to stroll around. Keeping in mind easily accessible from Venice makes it a great place to visit if you going to Venice. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Amar! My purpose is exactly this – to show you guys all the beauty of Italy, which is much more than just Venice-Florence-Rome, and I’m really happy when I receive comments like yours! 🙂

Such beautiful architecture! I’ve never heard of Padova but I feel like visiting it now just to admire these beautiful buildings. Of course, I would visit a bunch of other places in Italy too.

So many beautiful places here in Italy, isn’t it 🙂

A small town with a bunch of lovely places to see! You’re right, I’ve never heard of Padova and that’s probably because all the spotlight is on Venice and its smaller (probably even more charming) neighbours obviously get ignored! I love the Scrovegni Chapel, the depiction of the Last Judgement is truly an artistic masterpiece! Also, Prato Della valle looks like the sort of place I’d love to enjoy a walk! Such a lovely town, thanks for highlighting it.

Thanks a lot Medha! I would definitely recommend taking at least a day trip to Padova when visiting Venice!

I think in Italy, aside from museum hopping you can also so church hopping. Their church structure are magnificent that still stands nowadays, and survived many earthquakes and nature disasters. It would nice to have a bicycle and roam around the city 😀

Oh yes, that would be a fantastic way to explore! 🙂

Padova is a real gem and too often ignored because of its vicinity to Venice. I am grateful for this post that will help more foreigners to get to know this wonderful city and discover its stunning art treasures.

Thanks Federica! I myself am one of those who’s been ignoring Padova for so long and what a mistake! It’s a truly charming town to explore!

Padova isn’t a large well-known city for tourists, but there is just so much to see! Not surprising that Italy collects so many travelers every year.

True! And being so close to Venice, it would be such a shame to miss it!

I followed your itinerary today, and it was so helpful! I would have missed the wonderful Eremitani Church as it wasn’t in my guidebook. And I had the signature coffee and mint torte at Caffè Pedrocchi – they were both to die for!

Thank you so much Ingrid, that’s the whole purpose of this blog ❤️

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Cathay Pacific's new longest route: Dallas Fort Worth-Hong Kong flights begin in April

Cathay Pacific will launch a new route from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), the airline said on Tuesday.

The Hong Kong-based airline will fly between its home hub and DFW beginning April 24, 2025, with four flights in each direction per week.

Flight CX897 will depart from DFW at 11:55 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving in Hong Kong at 5:05 a.m. two days later (since the flight crosses the international date line). Flights to Dallas — CX898 — will leave from Hong Kong at 4:05 p.m. also on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at 5:55 p.m. on the same day.

Cathay will operate the route with its flagship Airbus A350-1000 jet. The plane features 46 lie-flat business-class seats in a reverse herringbone configuration. While it doesn't feature the airline's new Aria business-class suite — that's being rolled out on the Boeing 777-300ER and, eventually, the 777-9 — it's nevertheless a comfortable option and one of the better executions of this type of configuration.

The planes also feature 32 premium economy seats and 256 seats in the regular economy cabin.

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Clocking in at a distance of 8,123 miles, according to the Great Circle Mapper website , the route would become the longest in Cathay Pacific's network. The distance from Hong Kong to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK), bt comparison, is 8,072 miles .

Cathay is well-known for its quality on-board service, and offers connections beyond Hong Kong across much of Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

The airline is a member of the Oneworld alliance , along with American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, so the new route offers a new potential redemption opportunity for U.S.-based travelers, whether based in DFW or connecting from another city served by a Oneworld carrier.

Award searches on Tuesday showed open award seats in all three cabins on the new route throughout the schedule, including some days with two business-class seats available. Flights can be booked for as little as 37,500 British Airways Avios in economy.

Similarly, American's website showed widespread availabilty for the new Cathay Pacific flights in its loyalty program. Economy seats were available for 37,500 miles one way across large swaths of American's booking calendar.

In addition to the low-mileage economy fares that were available as of Sept. 24, 2024, a fair number of 50,000-mile awards were availble via American for Cathay Pacific's premium economy cabin.

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Padova Transportation – Taxi, Train, Bus & Airport Tips

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Padova Transportation

Get the most out of your stay in Padova by learning about the best methods of transportation before your trip.

You can get bus tickets at Tobacchi shops or in front of the train station. You can purchase single, double, or monthly tickets. You can also get a bus map, called a cartina or mappa. You can also ride the tram with the bus tickets. Be sure and check the back of your ticket, because they are two sided and you may have another ride on the back.

Hop On and Off Again Bus

You can purchase a ticket on the Hop On Again and Off Again Bus as well. It goes through all of the main tourist attractions in town. You pay for the day and you can get on and off wherever you like. However, it only picks you up every sixty minutes. You may get a better value using the regular bus or tram system, but if you like the ease of seeing all the main attractions on one route, it’s a good deal.

You’ll find tram tickets being sold in a booth near the station. You can purchase tickets in lots up to ten, or you can buy a day pass. The tram goes through all the major tourist sites, and you’ll find one running every eight minutes. The tram is a favorite with locals and tourists alike.

Padova is a beautiful city, and most of the attractions are close enough to put them within walking distance. If you enjoy walking, it is certainly a convenient mode of transportation in Padova.

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How to Get to Padua in Italy and What to Do There

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Padua is in the Veneto region of Italy , around 40km from Venice and is home to the Basilica di Sant'Antonio, frescoes by Giotto, and Europe's first botanical garden.

How to Get There

You can take the train to Venice and be in the heart of things in less than half an hour. Padua is also a popular stop on the way to Verona, Milan, or Florence .

Padova is a walled city situated along the Bachiglione River between Verona and Venice . If you come by train, the station (Stazione Ferroviania) is on the north side of town. The Basilica and Botanical gardens are found on the southern edge of town. Either the Corso del Popolo or the Viale Codalunga heading south will take you into the old center of town.

Attractions in a Nutshell

Between the train station and the main part of Padua's historic center is the Scrovegni Chapel, consecrated in 1305. Don't miss the Giotto frescoes inside.

The celebrated Basilica Pontificia di Sant'Antonio di Padova, sometimes called La Basilica del Santo is not Padova's main church -- an honor that falls to the Duomo, also called the Cathedral-Basilica of St. Mary of Padua. But Sant'Antonio is the one you need to visit. Construction began around 1232, a year after the death of Sant'Antonio; his relics are found in the baroque Treasury Chapel. There is a museum inside, the Anthonian Museum. There is another exhibit where you can learn about the life of Saint Anthony and the continuation of his work today. There are two cloisters to visit. Really, it's one of the most amazing religious complexes you'll visit.

Places to stroll: The university on the east side of Via III Febbraio (the anatomy theater, built in 1594, is the oldest of its kind and can be visited on the Palazzo Bo tour), Piazza Cavour, the city's heart, and Prato Della Valle, the largest public square in Italy.

When it's time for a drink, head on over to the 18th century Pedrocchi Café. The elegant bar and restaurant had a role in the 1848 riots against the Hapsburg monarchy.

Between Sant'Antonio and the Prato della Valle is Padua's fantastic Orto Botanico.

The symbol of Padua is the Palazzo della Ragione. It is the heart of the old town, surrounded by market squares piazza delle Erbe and the piazza dei Frutti .

Where to Stay

The hotel Grand'Italia is right in front of the train station if you prefer to stay nearby your transportation. The four star Art Deco hotel is air conditioned and has free Internet access.

The Hotel Donatello is right across the street from the Basilica di Sant'Antonio and has a restaurant called Ristorante S. Antonio.

Food and Restaurants

While it may offend your sensibilities, Paduans have been eating horse for a long time, since the Lombards came, some say. If you didn't flinch, then try Sfilacci di Cavallo, which is made by cooking the leg for a long time, then smoking it, then pounding it until it breaks into threads. It looks like saffron threads in the market.

Risotto is the first course of choice over pasta, but there are several bigoli (thick spaghetti with a hole in the center) dishes that are popular, sauced with duck ragu or anchovies. Pasta e Fagioli, a pasta and bean soup, is a signature dish of the area.

Duck, goose, and piccione (squab or pigeon) are also popular.

Food in Padova is a cut above the average fare in Venice. The best food is simple and made from fresh ingredients.

A must-try restaurant in Padua is the Osteria Dal Capo on Via Dei Soncin, across the piazza del Duomo. Via Dei Soncin is a narrow, alley-like street directly across the piazza from the front of the Duomo. The sign on the door says the Dal Capo opens at 6 pm, but ignore it, they won't serve you until 7:30 pm. Moderate prices, good house wine. The menu changes daily and features typical Veneto cuisine. English is spoken, although it's best if you know a little Italian .

Before dinner, you might try going for an aperitivo (cocktail, try the typical Italian Campari soda) at one of the two cafes that compete for customers in the Piazza Capitaniato to the north of the Duomo. One you'll notice attracts the young folk, the other the older crowd. There is a wine bar further north on the Via Dante.

The Orto Botanico (Botanical Gardens)

Imagine, today you can wander into the Botanical Gardens in Padua and visit a palm planted in 1585. In the Arboretum, a huge plane tree has been around since 1680, its trunk hollowed by a lightning strike.

In Padua's botanical garden the plants are grouped to form collections on the basis of their characteristics. Some of the more interesting collections include:

• Insectivorous plants - Yep, the meat eaters of the plant kingdom have their own set of greenhouses. Watch your fingers.
• Medicinal and poisonous plants  - This is the historical purpose of the garden's foundation in 1545.
• Itinerary for blind people  - Aromatic or thorny plants are featured in pots so they can be changed throughout the year. Labels are written in Braille.
• Aquatic plants  - Marvel at the number of different lilypads that are out there in the world. 

The botanical gardens are located just south of the Basilica di Sant'Antonio. From the piazza in front of the Basilica, walk south on the street that parallels the front of the Basilica.

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Local transport

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Busitalia Veneto S.p.A. is the company operating in Veneto that provides urban transport services in the city of Padova, but also suburban ones in the rest of the province.

For information over the phone please contact the Call Center +39 049 20111 (service operating from Monday to Saturday from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. Closed on Sundays and during major holidays).

For timetables, fares and line maps go to the website

Busitalia offices open to the public (urban and suburban transport):

• coach and bus station (open on weekdays from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Piazza dei Signori (weekdays from 7:15 am to 1:15 pm)
• Via Rismondo, 28 (weekdays from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm)

*from 18 May, due to the Covid-19 health emergency, the offices at the coach and bus station (from 7:00 am to 1:20 pm) and those in Via Rismondo, 28 (from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm) will be open. The office in Piazza dei Signori is temporarily closed.

The central ticket office located in Viale della Pace (suburban transport) in Padova is open from Monday to Saturday from 5.40 am to 8.25 pm, on public holidays from 6.20 am to 8.00 pm. * from 18 May, due to the Covid-19 health emergency, the ticket office is open from 7:00 am 7:00 pm.

Tickets can also be purchased from the automatic ticket vending machines located along the north-south tramway and at authorized points.

With the new Busitalia Veneto Travel Planner, by entering the departure and arrival address, the day and time chosen, you can obtain all the necessary information for the journey, with various solutions: routes, timetables, stops, connections, travel times, and a detailed description of the route on the map. The travel planner is available on the website via computer, and by downloading the Busitalia Veneto App on your smartphone.

All information is available at www.fsbusitaliaveneto.it

The Busitalia offices offer the services listed below:

•  Information on Busitalia urban and suburban service
• Information and promotional material, timetables and rates applied
• Suggestions and complaints on services managed by Busitalia.
• Purchasing of Busitalia tickets (tickets and season tickets)

Other services (reimbursement of tickets/change issued by automatic ticket machines, issue of identification cards valid for passes, issue of duplicate annual passes, collection of fines, issue of invoices and discounted annual passes) are only provided in certain locations. For more information, please go to www.fsbusitaliaveneto .it or call the Call Center 049.20111.

Payment  can be made by cash, Bancomat/Debit card or Credit Card.

General information on timetables, routes, tickets and passes: 049.20111 –  www.fsbusitaliaveneto.i t

Lost and found : +39 049.8241111

For complaints and reports : online form at www.fsbusitaliaveneto.it

Claims department, accident report:  +39 049.8455851, +39 049.8241199

Night Bus is the new DRT night bus service, promoted by the Municipality of Padova and the University of Padova. Easy, convenient and safe: it picks you up and takes you wherever you want, to any Busitalia Veneto stop in the Municipality of Padova (except for tram stops). The service is active every day in the municipal territory at the following time: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 9 pm to midnight; Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 9 pm to 3 am. To use this service, simply book your trip through the Night Bus app, indicating the departure and destination stop, the desired departure or arrival time, and the number of passengers. The cost is € 1.50 per person per ride. You can pay in cash on board or by credit card directly on the App. Information and conditions of use available at the website.

City Sightseeing Padua

A red double-decker, London-style tourist bus to discover Padova from above from March to October: the City Sightseeing Bus, now even more advantageous for PadovaCard holders.

At each stop you can hop off, visit the places your are interested in, then hop on and continue the tour. Tickets for the City Sightseeing Bus can be purchased at the IAT Tourist Information and Reception Offices. Prices start from 7.00 euros.

If you are a PadovaCard holder, you can buy the ticket at a discounted rate directly on board. In addition, the City Sightseeing Bus ticket will be valid for 48 hours instead of 24.

City Sightseeing Padova City Sightseeing Padova includes a tour of the city within the city walls with 11 stops: Basilica del Santo, Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza dei Signori, Piazza Garibaldi, Piazzetta Nievo, Piazza Eremitani, the railway station, Piazza Petrarca, Riviera Paleocapa, Piazzale s. Croce, Prato della Valle. During the summer City Sightseeing Padova also offers the possibility of going on a boat tour, reminiscent of an ancient Venetian “peota”, along the canals of this fascinating city. There is also a City Sightseeing Padova-Terme Euganee connection to Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme (service by reservation only).

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Connections between Venice Marco Polo Airport and the city of Padua

You can reach Padua city centre, Terme Euganee and Colli Euganei by FSBusitalia  bus.

Bus + train

Take  ACTV  line 15 bus or the  ATVO MESTRE EXPRESS  shuttle to Venezia Mestre railway station, then take a train to Padova (visit  Trenitalia  or  Italo Treno  websites).

A car rental service is available in the airport.

The taxi service is provided by Cooperativa Artigiana Radiotaxi . For info and bookings Tel. +39 041 59 64 (24-hour service).

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