• Scrovegni Chapel - Giotto’s influence has greatly enhanced the renowned Scrovegni Chapel with a significant cycle of frescoes, which visitors will have the chance to explore during this tour.
• Padua - The historic center of Padua is home to ancient palaces and grand churches that hold great treasures, important traditions, and cherished values, making it one of Italy’s oldest cities.
• Piazza delle Erbe - Piazza della Frutta and Piazza delle Erbe are vibrant and sophisticated, adorned with colorful flowers, fresh fruits, and vegetables available at the morning market stalls. They also serve as a historic gathering place for Paduans, whether for a customary aperitif or to finalize business deals.
• Piazza dei Signori - Piazza dei Signori, also known as Piazza della Signoria, was the hub of power in Padua and has been the backdrop for significant civic events, fairs, and courtships over the years. It emerged from the ruins of an old neighborhood to highlight the entrance tower of the Carrarese Palace under construction.
• Prato della Valle - Prato della Valle, or Campo di Marte as it was formerly known, is situated south of Padua and ranks among the largest squares in Europe, covering 88,620 square meters. It was designed in 1775 when Andrea Memmo, the administrator of the Serenissima, envisioned a vast space for hosting fairs, markets, and religious festivals.

• Entrance ticket to Chapel of Scrovegni
• Certified tourist guide

• Private transport

Explore the hidden gems and historical landmarks of Padua with this intimate small-group tour of the city’s streets and monuments. The city boasts a fascinating and unexpected blend of cultures and traditions, resulting in two UNESCO World Heritage sites.

This guided tour offers the chance to visit some of the city’s most iconic locations, including the renowned Caffè Pedrocchi, famously known as “without doors” for its round-the-clock operation, serving as a hub for intellectuals from across Italy. You’ll also see the notable Piazza Prato della Valle, the fifth largest square in Europe. Additionally, the tour includes visits to the Basilica of St. Anthony, the city’s patron saint, and the stunning Palazzo della Ragione.

Giotto’s influence is evident in the celebrated Scrovegni Chapel, adorned with a significant cycle of frescoes that you will explore during this tour. These frescoes are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for their distinctiveness and vibrant colors.

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