Padua
Post regarding my own city, Padua, in Italian Pàdova,
Pedrocchi Café Museum: more than just coffee
I’ve already written a post about the Caffé Pedrocchi. That post explained its story and→
Browsing: Padua
San Pelagio Castle: The wind rises
San Pelagio Castle dates back to the year 1100, but it has been restored several times. The→
La Folperia: eat like a local in Padova!
Every city has its institutions, those places that have always been there, full of character→
Palazzo della Ragione: la grande bellezza
Palazzo della Ragione is the medieval Palace of Justice of Padova, located between two piazze: Piazza→
Naviglio DiVino: Tasting & laughing on board
On June 30 I was invited to live the Naviglio DiVino experience. Naviglio means canal→
Lavandeto di Arquà: “smell the purple!”
I visited the lovely village of Arquà several times. But this time my visit was more→
Villa Beatrice d’Este: a view still in my heart
Villa Beatrice d’Este is named after Saint Beatrice d’Este. The higlight here is the panorama:→
Eremitani Museum highlights
The Eremitani Museum is the civic museum of my city, Padova, located in the cloister of→
Valsanzibio Garden: a path to perfection
The Monumental Valsanzibio Garden is located about 30 km from Padova. It was created thanks→
San Rocco Oratory in Padova: a gem full of jewels
San Rocco Oratory dates back to 1525 and it was intended to host the meetings of→