Extensively reconstructed after the damage caused by bombing in World War II, and hemmed in by the sprawl that has accompanied its development as the most important economic centre of the Veneto, PADUA (PADOVA) is not immediately the most alluring city in northern Italy. It is, however, one of the most ancient, and plentiful evidence remains of its impressive lineage. A large student population creates a young, vibrant atmosphere, and yet in spite of having two big attractions the Giotto frescoes and relics of St Antony Padua has the feel of a town that is just getting on with its own business. And … more »
Padua, also known as the City of the Saint, is a strange but charming... more »
Padua, Italy, (Padova 'padova, Latin: Patavium, Padoa) is a city in the... more »
Villa di Teolo is a town on the Colli Euganei (Euganei Hills) in Padua... more »
Just a few miles/kilometers west of Venice, extraordinary Padua was one of the locales in Shakespear... more »