Hosted in the rooms of Caffè Pedrocchi’s Piano Nobile, the Museum documents facts and protagonists of a century and a half of paduan and national history, from the decline of the Venetian Republic (1797) to…

Zuckermann Palace, recently restored, is home of two important collections: the Applied and Decorative Arts Museum and Bottacin Museum. More than two thousand items including glass, carvings, ceramics, silver, jewellery, ivories, textiles and furniture make…

In 1274, during the construction of a foundlings’ home in San Biagio street, it was found a funerary coffer with two cypress and lead coffins containing human remains with a sword and two pots of…

The Palazzo della Ragione, built in 1218 and raised in 1306 by Giovanni degli Eremitani, has been the seat of the city courts until 1797. The upper floor is occupied by one of the largest…

Prato della Valle is one of the biggest squares in Europe (about 90,000 mq). Andrea Memmo, administrator of the Serenissima in Padua in 1775, transformed, in a very short time, the center of Prato della…