Molino Bridge

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Ponte Molino’s stone arches reflected in the water in Padua

15–18-minute walk · about 1.2 km

A waterside view of a quieter side of Padua.

What to See

Ponte Molino dates back to Roman times, while the nearby gate is a reminder of the medieval city. Its name commemorates the watermills that once operated in this area.

Combine the bridge, gate, and streets around Via Dante for a leisurely walk with plenty of photo opportunities.

Walking there

From the station area, head toward Piazza Mazzini and Piazza Petrarca, then continue on to Via Ponte Molino.

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: Gun Powder Ma · CC BY-SA 3.0. Photos have been resized and adapted to fit the layout; each retains the specified license.

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