Musei Civici agli Eremitani e Cappella degli Scrovegni
Padova
(10 Km)
Set up in the renovated rooms of the former convent, they offer an overview of the Roman and Paleovenetian city with paintings of '200 and '800 of the great masters of Italian painting, including Giotto, Guariento, Bellini and Tintoretto.
Museo Antoniano
Padova
(9 Km)
The Museum of St. Anthony offers a unique path between the art treasures made over the centuries for the Basilica and the Venerable Ark of St. Anthony: paintings, sculptures, vestments, tapestries, jewelry, up to now less accessible to the public.
Museo di Scienze Archeologiche e d'Arte
Padova
(10 Km)
Museo di Antropologia ed Etnografia
Padova
(10 Km)
The museum, part of the University of Padua, was established at the beginning of the 19th century. It is a great collection of objects and historical and cultural testimonies of an anthropological and ethnological character. Inside you can admire a vast material organized in different sections: ethnographic, palethnological, osteological and a section dedicated to objects of oriental art. The museum is open for all interested parties.
Museo di Geologia e Paleontologia
Padova
(16 Km)
Museo di Mineralogia
Padova
(10 Km)
The Museum of Mineralogy is part of the University of Padua and was established by the collections of the old Vallisnerian Museum. It is a great collection of specimens of different sizes of archaeological, naturalistic and artistic character, of great scientific value. All the material (about 130 pieces) is organized into rooms divided by category. The museum is open to the public.
Museo della Terza Armata
Padova
(10 Km)
A rich documentation, including photographs, with a series of exhibits with memorabilia from the First World War from the karst and the Lower Piave. Worth mentioning, relics of the Duke of Aosta and the collection of weapons.
Museo dell'Istituto di Anatomia Patologica
Padova
(10 Km)
The Museum of Pathological Anatomy, attributed to Giambattista Morgangni, is located within the Institute of Pathological Anatomy of the University of Padua. It presents a large collection of specimens, organized according to the conservation method or pathology: cerification, mummification and tannization. Various deformations of the human body can also be admired closely in the rooms. The museum is open for all interested parties.
Museo Zoologico
Padova
(10 Km)
The Museum was opened to the public in 1966. The structure exhibits a large collection of specimens from different naturalistic categories. The original core comes from the personal collection of Antonio Vallisneri, later enriched by many scientific research and purchases that occurred over the years.
Museo Civico di Villa Rathgeb
Abano Terme
(8 Km)
In 1979 the Municipality of Abano Terme bought the villa Bassi Rathgeb, built in the 18th century by the noble Dondi dell'Orologio family, to transform it into the headquarters of the Municipal Museum. After many renovations, the villa has become a gateway to be able to admire the works of the scholar Roberto Bassi Rathgeb, which amount to 450.
Pinacoteca Civica al Montirone
Abano Terme
(8 Km)
The Pinacoteca al Montirone is located in a building located next to the monumental entrance of Montirone. A building from the '900 that was used for spa treatments. The Art Gallery consists of three rooms in which more than 50 works of art, drawings and miniatures from the collection of Roberto Bassi Rathgeb from the 15th and 20th century are exhibited.
Casa del Petrarca
Arqua'Petrarca
(13 Km)
The Casa del Petrarca dates back to the '200, and as can also be seen from the name, it was the residence of the great poet and his family. The building underwent several restorations over the years, such as that of the '500, which gave it the Renaissance aspect that is noticed even today. It is currently managed by the Municipality and is open to the public.
Anfiteatro Arte
Padova
(10 Km)
This is not just an art gallery. Anfiteatro Arte is a place where art can be expressed and told. A place open to the world, to the city that hosts it and to anyone who wants of be be fascinated.
Teatro Verdi - Teatro Stabile del Veneto
Padova
(10 Km)
Teatro Verdi is the main theater in Padua. It hosts the Season of Prose organized by Teatro Stabile del Veneto "Carlo Goldoni", Children's Theater, opera, concerts, ballets and other events in concession.
Gran Teatro GEOX
Padova
(10 Km)
GEOX Grand Theatre was created to accommodate the best international entertainment, from pop music to jazz, from musical "family show" to dance and cabaret.
Piccolo Teatro Don Bosco
Padova
(7 Km)
Situated in the Paltana district, it has a capacity of about 400 people and aims for the new season to to maintain the trend that since the reopening (2001) has marked its results in terms of attendance and audience satisfaction.
Tam Teatro Maddalene
Padova
(10 Km)
Teatro Maddalene opens to the city with exhibitions of theater, music, dance, meetings with musicians, writers, poets and Oikos performing arts workshop for young people. The activity continues in spring or autumn with the de-generational festival.
Multisala Pio X
Padova
(9 Km)
The Multiplex Pio X is a meeting place where both theatrical performances and big movies are held.
Presentations alternate to video screenings and talks on the topics of the movie, comparisons and insights with guests, food and wine tastings.
Castello di Lispida
Monselice
(9 Km)
The Castle of Lispida was located in 1150 of the monastery of Sant'Agostino that owned the hill and the adjacent church of Santa Maria Ispida. In the place where these religious buildings stood, the vine and the olive tree were usually cultivated. The history of the monastery ended in 1792, when the property was purchased by the Corinaldi Counts. Thus begins a long journey of this noble family who equipped the building with cellars, thus producing a wine renowned throughout Europe.
Torre Civica
Monselice
(13 Km)
The Civic Tower of Monselice also known as Torre dell'Orologio and dates back to 1239. It is characterized by the masonry made in tanning courses alternating with bricks. During the 16th century, a cell was built in the upper part of the Tower for the location of the civic bell.
Torre Ossicella
Monselice
(13 Km)
Torre Ossicella also known as Torre dell'Orologio dates back to the beginning of the thirteenth century. Its construction was made with bricks and trachite. It was originally connected to the city walls that was destroyed in the nineteenth century. The Tower is now for civic use and cannot be visited internally due to renovations.
Castello Cini
Monselice
(13 Km)
The Cini Castle of Monselice is a majestic architectural complex that rises at the foot of the Colle della Rocca. It collects different types of buildings built during the 11th and 16th centuries. It is composed of the 11th century Romanesque House, the 12th century Castelletto, the Ezzeliniana Tower and Ca' Marcello dating back to the fifteenth century. During the following centuries the complex lost its initial function, but thanks to Count Vittorio Cini, in 1935, the structure and composition of the castle returned to its former glory.
Mastio Federiciano
Monselice
(12 Km)
The Federician Keep was built in 1239 at the behest of Emperor Frederick II and is located on top of the Colle della Rocca in Monselice. The construction project included the demolition of the ancient Parish Church of Santa Giustina and the reuse of religious structures. The structure has a pyramidal trunk base that stands for about twenty meters high. Recent interventions have also come to light some artifacts from the lower Middle Ages. In fact, inside the Keep there is a museum with the excavation finds found during the research.
Porta di Santa Croce
Padova
(8 Km)
Battistero del Duomo
Padova
(10 Km)
The original installation of the Baptistery of Padua dates back to the twelfth century. Over the years, the structure has undergone numerous restorations. The interior is carefully decorated with a cycle of frescoes of religious character, one of the best works by Giusto de' Menabuoi. Today it is in an excellent condition and you can visit it freely.
Piazza dei Signori
Padova
(10 Km)
Palazzo della Ragione
Padova
(10 Km)
The Palazzo della Ragione dates back to 1218, and is one of the most majestic buildings in Padua. This is the old headquarters of the city court, covering an area of more than 2000 square meters. The interior houses a great environment, with numerous frescoes. Currently, the building hosts several exhibitions and events from the cultural life of the city.
Oratorio di San Rocco
Padova
(10 Km)
The oratory was built during the 16th century, and took its name from the Brotherhood of St. Rocco, for which it was destined. The elegant structure is divided into two sections, and is an artistic masterpiece. The walls are almost all frescoed with the stories of San Rocco, while the rest of the building is decorated with sixteenth-century grotesque ornaments. Today, the oratory is open for all interested parties.
Casa Olzignani
Padova
(9 Km)
Casa Olzignani was built in 1466, designed by Pietro Lombardo. The structure has elements of Gothic, and is the result of a series of profound restorations during the first 20 years of the 20th century. Today, the building is in good condition.
Casa di Ezzelino
Padova
(10 Km)
The original plant of the Ezzelino House dates back to the twelfth century, but the current appearance is the result of a series of restorations carried out over the years due to some damages suffered. Today's structure has decorative elements from the late Gothic in Nanto stone. Today, the building is privately owned and therefore cannot be visited.
Palazzo del Bo
Padova
(10 Km)
The original structure of the building dates back to the Middle Ages, its name comes from the old inn “Albergo del Bove”, which at the time, was positioned in the place where today's structure stands. Since 1493, the building passed to the University of Padua, which is still located in the interiors of the old building. The plant is the result of the union of several buildings in the area, and has very nice decorative elements. Of great interest, are the 3000 coats of arms of the students who left as a memory at the university.
Tomba di Antenore
Padova
(10 Km)
Cappella degli Scrovegni
Padova
(10 Km)
The Scrovegni Chapel was built at the beginning of the fourteenth century. It was commissioned by Enrico Scrovegni, from whom it also took its name. The structure presents one of the jewels of fourteenth-century ecclesiastical art, work by Giotto. The interior houses a wide cycle of frescoes, depicting biblical stories, which are the subject of continuous restoration by the Municipality. Today it is in an excellent state of conservation, and you can visit it freely by all interested parties.
Bastione Alicorno
Padova
(8 Km)
Bastione Alicorno is located in the southern part of the city of Padua. It is located underground and has an extension of 9084 m². In the past, the chambers of the bastion contained gunships.
Torre Torlonga
Padova
(9 Km)
The tower was erected during the 9th century, as a defensive structure. The building underwent a deep restoration during the '200, under the rule of Ezzelino III, who turned it into a prison. During the 18th century, after many years of total abandonment, the building became the seat of the Astronomical Observatory of Padua, currently still active.
Porta Torre Molino
Padova
(10 Km)
Torre degli Anziani
Padova
(10 Km)
The Tower of the Elders is a medieval civic tower, located between the Palace of the Elders and the Council Palace of Padua. The property has a height of 45 meters and most of the building material dates back to Roman times.
Porta Liviana
Padova
(9 Km)
The Porta Liviana, also known as the “Ponte Corvo”, was built in the '500. It took this name from Bartolomeo d'Alviano, an important person in the history of Padua. The project was carried out by Sebastiano Mariani. This is a brick structure, with well-groomed details.
Basilica di Sant’Antonio
Padova
(9 Km)
The Basilica of St. Anthony, the saint born in Lisbon in 1195 who died in Padua in 1231, is a very spiritualized place that will give you moments of intense faith and peace. It is worth to pray and meditate for a few minutes near the tomb of the sain
Galleria Estro
Padova
(10 Km)
Estro is a place where art can be expressed and talked about. A place open to the world, to the city that hosts it and to anyone who wants to be be fascinated.
C.d. Studio D'arte Velis Gallery
Padova
(13 Km)
Arena romana di Padova
Padova
(10 Km)
The remains of the walls of this ancient amphitheater or arena, as it is best known, are the testimony of the Roman presence in Padua. It is the only monument of this period still existing in the city. Interesting!
Chiesa di San Daniele di Padova
Padova
(9 Km)
The Church of San Daniele, built in 1706, is dedicated to the eponymous the saint who is one of the Patrons of Padua, being celebrated on January 3 of each year. Inside there are beautiful frescos and statues to see, visit it!
Chiesa di San Nicolò
Padova
(10 Km)
The Church of San Nicolò, situated in the Piazza of the same name in Padua, is a beautiful old church, already existing in 1088, which houses an interesting medieval sarcophagus. Well worth a visit!
Chiesa di San Canziano
Padova
(10 Km)
The Church of San Canzian, one of the oldest of Padua, was erected in tribute to the four martyrs of Aquileia: Canziano Canzio, Canzianilla and Proto. Its current forms are date back to 1617 and its interior is filled with beautiful works of art.
Duomo di San Lorenzo
Abano Terme
(7 Km)
The Bell Tower of the Cathedral was built in two different eras: the base, with more rough brick is of the X century, while the upper part of the XIII century. It hosts many works of art of great value, especially some of the paintings Pitocchet.
Museo del PRECINEMA - Collezione Minici Zotti
Padova
(9 Km)
A museum of magical visions tells the story of the image that led to the birth of Cinema. Fascinating objects in a decidedly suggestive context.
Teatro e Terme Romane
Montegrotto Terme
(6 Km)
The theater and the Roman baths of Montegrotto are an archaeological site discovered between the years 1781 and 1788. Currently the spa complex counts only three large swimming pools and a small theater. Thanks to the restoration, made possible by the City of Montegrotto, the archaeological site is now visited.
Museo Internazionale del Vetro d'Arte e delle Terme
Montegrotto Terme
(7 Km)
The Museum houses more than 700 pieces of glass art. Among the most important works are those of the masters Del Negro and Guarnieri, a renowned historical collection of the Luxardo company and works by the masters of Murano Cenedese and children, Giuman, Masciarelli, Ceccocilli, Venini and the Toso brothers. The series of plumb stained glass windows and typical Venetian chandeliers are remarkable. Finally, there are also international representations, such as some pieces from Nancy's Daum manufactures and some precious Russian goblets.
Le Fontane
Abano Terme
(3 Km)
The fountains of Abano Terme are impressive monuments that enrich the streets and the pedestrian area of the city gushing thermal water, the symbol and the wealth of this area.
Villa Draghi
Montegrotto Terme
(4 Km)
The stately Villa of 1700 is located on a slope of the Euganean Hills surrounded by greenery. It is located in the homonymous park that has 32 hectares of surface, today a destination for walks and trails loved by tourists.
Municipio
Montegrotto Terme
(7 Km)
The town hall of Montegrotto Terme is located in Piazza Roma next to the Oratory of the Black Madonna. The Municipal Palace brings together all the municipal offices. Piazza Roma houses a fountain with a stream and a pond and unique metal trees.
Oratorio della Madonna Nera
Montegrotto Terme
(7 Km)
The Oratory of the Black Madonna is the ancient and most important parish church in the city and was built in 1724. According to a legend, it is believed that the thirteenth-century bell tower was obtained from the tower of an ancient castle. The Oratory is located in Piazza Roma.
Villa Rigono Savioli
Abano Terme
(7 Km)
Villa Rigoni Savioli is a Venetian villa located in Abano Terme built in the second half of the 16th century. The façade has four semi-columns of Ionian order, supporting a large pediment, while the staircase has two large stone statues on the sides.
Villa Bassi Rathgeb
Abano Terme
(8 Km)
The Villa Bassi Rathgeb dates back to the 18th century, and belonged to the noble Paduan family of the Dondi dell'Orologio. In 1979 the Municipality of Abano Terme purchased the villa to make it the seat of the precious collection of Roberto Bassi-Rathgeb, cultural center and seat of the Municipal Museum.
Monastero di San Daniele
Abano Terme
(7 Km)
The monastery of San Daniele is located in Abano Terme, on a small hill of the Euganean, in the center of the spa area of the Padua town and Torreglia, Monteortone and Montegrotto.
Villa Cittadella Vigodarzere
Abano Terme
(9 Km)
Villa Cittadella-Vigodarzere, also known as Villa Foscolo, is located in Feriole, and is known for having hosted Ugo Foscolo at the time when he wrote “The Last Letters of Jacopo Ortis”. Here it seems to have written some pages of his novel, considered the first novel of Italian literature.
Museo della Specola
Padova
(9 Km)
In 1777 the University of Padua built the Specola - Astronomical Observatory - in the main tower of old castle Carrara. The structure now houses an interesting museum in which instruments of observation of the period are exposed.
Vecchiato Arte
Padova
(10 Km)
The collection includes the most important artists of various artistic movements of the twentieth century, from Informal Spatialism , Poor Art by the New Realism, Transvanguardia to Pop Art, from Conceptual Art to Action Painting.
Spazio Anna Breda - Arte Contemporanea
Padova
(10 Km)
La Teca s.a.s
Padova
(9 Km)
Santuario della Madonna Pellegrina
Padova
(8 Km)
The Sanctuary of the Pilgrim Virgin was erected in 1943, after the end of World War II, with the aim of giving a little spiritual strength and faith to the people after so much tragedy. Very comforting and well worth a visit.
Museo di Mineralogia e Petrologia
Padova
(10 Km)
It is based on the Vallisneri collection from '700, with the systematic (according to a criterion crystal chemistry), genetic (from the formation) and giacimentologic (from the fields of origin) collection. The Gasser collection shows rare pieces.