Cappella Degli Scrovegni (Scrovegni Chapel): This chapel houses a world-renowned fresco cycle by Giotto, considered a masterpiece of Italian art. The frescoes depict the life of the Virgin Mary and Christ and are renowned for their incredible detail and emotional impact.

Basilica di Sant’Antonio (Basilica of St. Anthony): This grand basilica is a pilgrimage site dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua. It’s an architectural marvel with a blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine styles. Inside, you’ll find stunning works of art and the Saint’s tomb.

Orto Botanico (Botanical Garden): Founded in 1545, it’s the world’s oldest academic botanical garden still in its original location. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to a diverse collection of plants, including some dating back centuries.

Prato della Valle and Abbazia di Santa Giustina (Prato della Valle Square and Abbey of St. Giustina): This elliptical square is one of the largest in Europe and a popular gathering spot. It’s surrounded by a canal and adorned with statues of prominent figures from Padua’s history. You can also admire the impressive Basilica di Santa Giustina from the square.

Palazzo della Ragione and Torre dell’Orologio (Medieval Palace of Justice building and Clock Tower): This impressive medieval palace features a vast, frescoed hall. It once served as the city’s law court and is a testament to Padua’s rich history. Nearby, located in Piazza dei Signori, you can find the tower that houses a unique astronomical clock, a marvel of engineering and artistry.

La Specola: Explore the wonders of the cosmos at La Specola, Padua’s historic astronomical observatory.