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A journey through poetry, art and nature: the Euganean Hills Literary Park
Have you ever visited a Literary Park? The Parco Letterario dei Colli Euganei (Euganean Hills Literary Park) was recently created, a unique experience that will allow you to immerse yourself in poetic and cultural atmospheres. This extraordinary tourist and artistic itinerary is dedicated to Francesco Petrarch and the host of poets who loved and found […]

Visiting Padua in one day: 3 things to do to discover the city
VISITING PADUA IN ONE DAY: 3 THINGS TO DO TO DISCOVER THE CITY You can visit Padua in one day only if you arrive in the city following an itinerary you have already arranged. The city is not very big but it preserves some works of art, palaces and important places and not to miss out […]

Galileo in Padua: an itinerary to visit the places of Galileo
GALILEO IN PADUA: AN ITINERARY TO VISIT THE PLACES OF GALILEO Galileo in Padua made his most important discoveries, and lived an intense life which I’ve already described in the post I wrote after seeing the exhibition on Galileo. Galileo left in Padua several traces of his passage, and in this post I’ll describe an […]

What to see in Padua without spending your money
What to see in Padua without spending your money What to see in Padua. As far I’m concerned, Padua is the city of marvels, because you can simple take a walk around the city and you will able to know its centuries-old history and the most important artists who were the protagonists of the history […]

5 things to know about Scrovegni Chapel
5 things to know about Scrovegni Chapel (Cappella degli Scrovegni) The Scrovegni Chapel was consecrated on 25 March 1305 as a chapel-oratory dedicated to Santa Maria della Carità. It is one of the most beautiful masterpieces by Giotto, the father of the Italian art. 5 things to know about Scrovegni Chapel
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