PADUA is the beautiful sister of Venice!

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PADUA is a city in North Italy one-hour away from the more notorious Venice.
Indeed it's called "the sister of Venice" as it's equally beautiful ✨

Discover all of Padua's landmarks in this video:

00:22 - Padua's Market Squares
01:15 - Jewish Ghetto
01:33 - Lunch with Padua's typical products
02:49 - Prato della Valle: the second-largest square in Europe
03:58 - Coffee with mint, a speciality of Caffé Pedrocchi
05:15 - Tour of the University of Padua
06:05 - Galileo Galilei's desk (University of Padua)
06:17 - The first Anatomy Classroom of Europe (University of Padua)
06:47 - St. Anthony Basilica
07:27 - Aperitivo with Spritz cocktail
08:22 - Villa Pisani, a gorgeous mansion
10:51 - Scrovegni Chapel (the TOP ATTRACTION in Padua!)
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🎥 WATCH HERE all the places you can visit in VENETO region apart from Padua and Venice 👇

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[ng-krlq]

I just came across your video (Feb 2024) and have decided to visit Padua soon, after watching the fantastic content you presented. Thanks and congratulations😊.

[Bluesman]

I came across this video because I'm traveling to Padua tonight. And guide's energy and vibe are amazing 🙂

[sirrafa]

This narrator/guide? She is the absolute best. Her spirit is affable 👏👏❤️

[isistroy]

Great content, I love your personality! A lot of bloggers come off as kind of artificial so I really appreciate the…wholesomeness? Anyhow, moving to Padua to study at Uni Padua this fall :) ❤ thanks for this!

[santanders]

One of my favorite places I have travelled. This is awesome and thank you for the detailed coverage and nothing better than learn from an Italian about Italy.

[arbutusrd]

Wow! I didn't know very much about the artistic and scientific history of Padua, but now I'm fascinated. Thanks for the video!

[christophgoldmann]

Hey! You've kept us waiting long time for this video! :)
The picture reminds me of Pizza where I've spent good time after watching your great footage from that city. Nice to see again!

[milab]

Thank you for sharing! I plan to visit in April side trip from Venice.

[jroar]

I worked for AdriaticLNG ExxonMobil project on a regasification (giant piece of concrete with industrial stuff on top of it), just offshore from Venice. I also had an office in Rovigo, which is a very nice little town. Most of my time was spent there in Padova. I basically stayed at the Hotel Milano. It was a nice place but just a room to go to when back on shore. I would fly helicopters off shore every day. About a year of that I started to take the crew boat offshore and that was a long ride. I moved down to Taglio di Po and the people were so nice to me. It had a small but beautiful Church that I would attend. Not that I could understand all of the Latin and Italian spoken but I got the idea. I spent some time in Chioggia as well. It's the real Venice for locals to live in. Porto Levante was were the crew boat would make it's way offshore. I also would land in Milan flying from home in Las Vegas, Nevada. I spent some time in a small town called Pavia. I did some training there for offshore certifications. Italy to me is a large history book. Italy can be many things from Religious to Artistic. One can never say that they have seen everything that Italy has to offer. There is just too much to explore in a lifetime. A dream of mine is to return there, possibly buy a small place to explore what I have yet to see. Northern Italy is fantastic. I should say that the spring is my favorite time of year there. I also loved Christmas Eve when all the Church bells range at midnight. It's things like that, which people have to experience to understand. Thanks for the video.

[Watchstuff]

Visited Rome last year and it was spectacular. Definitely need to explore more of the country. Very wholesome, informative videos

[praesentius]

Oh my god... my wife and I are moving to Italy very soon. Probably Q1 2023. Since my work in Italy will be fully remote, she spent 3 months in Italy this summer nailing down where we wanted to live and then try to buy us a house there.

Well, Padova was almost it. We ended up picking Lucca, but Padova is a lovely place with great diversity as well as a young crowd that helps keep the city fresh.

I used to live in Ferrara, so visiting Padova and Vicenza were common for me. But, it's great to see it get some youtube love!

Great job!

[elerismith]

This was such a fun and helpful tour. I'm excited to go to Padua now

[stevengilleyOU]

I love you videos. You are a great orator. Show us more and never stop! 🥰🥰🥰

[Dennis-gpyl]

Wow! What a good video! You should be TV host or news caster :-))))

Ciao from barcelona, dennis

[mickyb]

Amazing video before I visit this weekend. This channel should be much more popular 👏

[kantalarski]

3:32 Actually it was Copernicus 89 years earlier. Galileo supported and expanded his heliocentric theory.

[PatIreland]

Such a fantastic guide for Padova! I was in Venice a few weeks ago, but it looks like I definitely should've made time for Padova. Super presentation and so much to see there, thanks!

[Coquitox]

Just discovered that Padua is a city, it's my father's second last name so it died out and not too common where I'm from.
I wonder if I go far enough in my family tree I'll have family here. Very beautiful, I'll try to visit one day.

[QaswarChauhan]

V v v good and attractive environment....
Am from Pakistan and am coming to Padova for master degree in September 2023 so much love 💕

[belindavasquez]

Thank you for this beautiful video! My husband and I will be in Bologna at the end April thru end of May and we were debating if to visit Padua during our stay - you have made it easy for us...we will be visitng to visiting Padua :)

Love your videos trully one of the bests out there!