Scrovegni Chapel

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The facade and side of the Scrovegni Chapel beneath a blue sky

12–15-minute walk · about 1 km

An art stop along the walk from the station to the heart of Padua.

What to See

The Scrovegni Chapel houses Giotto’s fresco cycle from the early fourteenth century. Its painted scenes and famous blue ceiling make it a highlight of any visit to Padua.

The chapel is located in the Arena Gardens area, near the Eremitani Church, making it easy to visit all three sites.

Walking there

Follow Corso del Popolo and Corso Garibaldi toward the Arena area. To enter, use the Civic Museums entrance on Piazza Eremitani.

Walking times and distances from the station area are approximate and depend on the route, entrance, and pace.

Your base for exploring Padua

Stay at HHBB, across from the station, and be sure to take some time to walk through the city.

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Photo: Andrea Piroddi · CC BY-SA 3.0. Photos have been resized and adapted to fit the layout; each retains the specified license.

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