A stop in the historic center to enjoy the architecture and coffee culture.
What to See
Opened in 1831 and designed by Giuseppe Jappelli, the Pedrocchi is one of Padua’s landmarks. Its facades and rooms evoke the role that coffeehouses played in the city’s life.
Take a walk here from the Eremitani area to admire the exterior and decide whether to stop for a drink.
Walking there
Follow Corso del Popolo and Corso Garibaldi, cross Piazza Garibaldi, and continue along Via Cavour to Pedrocchi.
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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