A quiet spot near the gardens and the Scrovegni Chapel.
What to See
The Eremitani Church is known for its brick facade and wide nave. The Ovetari Chapel is reminiscent of Andrea Mantegna’s work and the painstaking reconstruction that followed the damage sustained during the war.
Take a moment in the square to admire the facade, then step inside when admission is permitted to appreciate the space and the light.
Walking there
Walk along Corso del Popolo and Corso Garibaldi, pass the Arena area, and continue to 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.
BOOK A ROOM →Photo: Didier Descouens · CC BY-SA 4.0. Photos have been resized and adapted to fit the layout; each retains the specified license.
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