What a beautiful Basilica. The Basilica contains the earthly remains of Saint Anthony of Padova…read more The church is beautiful. We were able to catch a liturgy while there and they had priest available to give blessings. As you walk through the church it is adorned with magnificent works of art. If you like you can also visit their museum and shops.

A beautiful cathedral featuring many historical relics. Came here while we were in Padua for an…read moreafternoon and spent a couple of hours here. It's free to enter. There's a few street parking spots that you pay via machine. No cameras are allowed. There's a museum where you can explore (for a fee). I suggest spending at least a couple of hours here to take in the beauty. There is a livestream of a certain section, which is delineated by signs. Holy water is sold here for 1.50 euros per bottle. The restroom is available for 0.5 euros. There is a souvenir shop.

A lovely museum, included in the Padova Card, which gets you into the Scrovegni Chapel (purchased…read morefor $13 each, strongly recommend you purchase ahead online), and while we waited for our reserved time, this was a nice place to visit; medieval and modern art; ceramics, textiles, furniture, a little bit of everything. I found the most interesting area to be the ancient coins through the centuries. Interesting place. Cool and quiet. No crowds when we went.

Small venue with nice sound, lax security and 3 places to get drinks. Customer service was nice,…read moreand when my Italian ran out, the staff had enough English to work out a conversation, so that was a plus for me. The parking was 5 euro, and it was easy to get in and out. If you want to stand, there is loads of space. If you want a seat, they are all at the back of the house, with limited availability, but who wants that? I'll happily squeeze in and get close to the action.