• Prato della Valle - Prato della Valle is the largest square in Padua and one of the largest in Europe, featuring 78 statues that serve as a tribute to Padua’s notable figures.
• Basilica of St. Anthony - The Basilica of Sant’Antonio, also known as “Il Santo,” attracts millions of pilgrims annually. It is a romantic blend of styles and cultures from around the globe.
• Quartiere dell’Antico Ghetto Ebraico di Padova - Located south of Piazza delle Erbe, this area is a maze of narrow streets forming the Jewish Ghetto, which was active from 1603 until its abolition in 1797, when Jews were declared free and equal under the influence of the French Revolution.
• Sotto il Salone - Situated in the city center within the Palazzo della Ragione, the Covered Market “Sotto il Salone” offers a variety of gastronomic specialty shops. Here, visitors can find Paduan delicacies, including butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers, and shops selling oil, meat, cheeses, and more.
• Piazza delle Erbe - Once known as Piazza delle Biade, Piazza del Vino, and Piazza della Giustizia, Piazza delle Erbe is one of the many squares in Padua’s historic center. Alongside Piazza della Frutta, it served as the city’s commercial hub for centuries. It hosts one of Italy’s largest markets and was the site of popular celebrations, unlike Piazza dei Signori, which was reserved for civic events. The square is dominated by the imposing Palazzo della Ragione, part of the extensive Palazzo Comunale.
• Piazza della Frutta - Formerly called Piazza del Peronio, Piazza della Frutta is another significant square in Padua’s historic center. Together with Piazza delle Erbe, it was a commercial center for centuries and hosts one of Italy’s largest markets. The square is dominated by the impressive Palazzo della Ragione, part of the large Palazzo Comunale, and the Torre degli Anziani.
• Palazzo Bo - Palazzo Bo is the historic seat of the University of Padua, founded in 1222. It still houses the Rectorate and the School of Law and is home to the world’s oldest Anatomical Theater.
• Pedrocchi Café - Known as the café without doors, it remained open day and night from its opening in 1831 until 1916. Visitors can enjoy CAFFÈ PEDROCCHI, the world-famous mint coffee, made from a perfect blend of 100% Arabica espresso, fresh cream emulsion, mint syrup, and a sprinkle of bitter cocoa.

• Insurance and technical organization of a certified travel agency
• Walking tour of Padua
• Typical Paduan tasting (at Caffè Pedrocchi or at the Historical Market)
• Accompaniment of the Agency Local Tour Leader
• Roundtrip transportation to the place of departure, in the options you select
• Traditional Italian life with your local guide

• Everyting not indicated

This tour will take us, together with a local guide, to discover the real Padua. We will take a walk around the city to discover the most important views and monuments. We will see Prato della Valle, the Basilica of Sant’Antonio or “Il Santo”, destination of millions of pilgrims every year and a romantic mix of styles and cultures from all corners of the world. Along the cobbled streets and medieval porticoes we will reach the beating heart of the historic center. We will see the ancient Ghetto of the city which, with its narrow streets and clubs, has become a meeting place for young students. Then the squares, Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta with views of the Palazzo della Ragione and often enlivened by the market stalls and the swarming of people under the “Hall”. We will reach Piazza dei Signori, a meeting place for Paduans for an aperitif and once the home of the city’s lords. Palazzo Bo, seat of the University of Padua. We will conclude the tour with a “Padua-style” tasting.

• Departure times in the booking are approximate and are subject to slight variations. The agency will contact you a few days before the tour to confirm the meeting or pick-up time. You must provide a valid contact (phone number with Whatsapp or email).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.