The Tourist Destination of Padua
Padua, nestled at the foot of the Euganean Hills Natural Park, with its elegant city center, rich in splendid testimonies of medieval art, Renaissance and modern architecture, offers visitors a unique atmosphere, which typically generates from the mixture of a modern lifestyle with its metropolitan rhythms and millenary traditions. Nearby is a lush hilly territory generous with wine and typical food products, rich in medieval villages and fortified towns, often the scene of important re-enactment events.
Visiting or staying in Padua and its territory is the ideal opportunity to discover a varied territory, rich in history and culture and full of emotions; as well as to stroll through history, admiring the architecture of historic palaces, medieval arcades, ancient squares, the 19th-century Caffè Pedrocchi and the great Eremitani museum complex that includes the famous Scrovegni Chapel; or immerse oneself in an exciting explosion of lights and colors while gazing in amazement at the 14th-century frescoes of the Urbs Picta circuit; or visit an Art exhibition or take part in a major musical, cultural, sporting or trade fair event; or board the boats that ply the waters of the inland canals and sail to the Villas of the Brenta Riviera and the Venice Lagoon as far as St. Mark's Square.
And, then, at the end of the morning or in the late afternoon, an aperitif, a tasting, a spritz or a good glass of wine, sitting in the monumental squares or mingling with the lively and animated city movida.
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