Top Things to do In Padova 2021

"St. Anthony’s Church is a hodgepodge of Western architecture. Romanesque, Gothic, Byzantine and even Lombard styles all occupy a place, creating a magnificent church with a fairytale style. There are many famous works of Renaissance sculptor Donatello on the square in front of the church and in the church."

"The Scrovegni Chapel, a masterpiece in the history of painting in Italy and Europe in the 14th century, is considered to be the most complete series of frescoes executed by Giotto in his mature age."

"Nothing can compare to an Italian job well done while having an exquisite lunch at the Piazza and having a live band perform the most beautiful string melody right next to your table !!!"

"Take a gondola ride to the grand canal and around Venice! The gondola will give you the most breathtaking views of the city."

"One of the most beautiful churches in Italy, whether external or internal, a mix of architectural styles"

"The Venice icon is beautiful. View it from the distance or from inside as part of a visit to the Doge’s Palace."

"River Valley Plaza is one of the largest squares in Europe. There is even a canal on the square. There are 78 exquisite sculptures on both sides of the river, including the creator of River Valley Plaza. Now the square around the square has become a huge market, and the middle is lined with trees, fountains and huge lawns, a good place for leisure."

"A must-visit but book in advance to skip the line and leave your backpack elsewhere."

"A huge building with two-story Gothic style, it is 81.5 meters long, 27 meters wide, and 24 meters high. It is known as the largest unsupported roof in Europe. It is also called Salone (Assembly Living Room) because of its gorgeous hall on the top floor. The first floor is now used as a fruit and vegetable market, and the second floor holds temporary exhibitions. Outside the market is also a variety of small shops, very lively."

"I visited the Pedrocchi Café in Padua in November 2013 and it is still operating normally. We visited the exhibition hall on the second floor of the cafe and displayed countless souvenirs left by countless literati and inkmen over the years. I also tasted the unique Pedroi coffee in the cafe on the first floor. The green powdery cheese-like spices floating on the coffee cream are unforgettable!"