Walking tours and audio guides
Explore Padua with self-guided audio tours that connect historic streets, major landmarks, and local stories at your own pace.
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A walking tour through central Padua visiting monuments honoring Jewish citizens including Ada Levi, Irma Ancona, Giulia Formiggini Foà, Nore Finzi, Alberto Goldbacher, Giuseppe Kroò, Augusto Levi, Italo Parenzo, Giorgio Arany, and Flavio Busonera who contributed to the city's cultural life.
A compact walk through the university city Galileo actually inhabited. Start at Palazzo Bo, where he lectured; cross the civic heart around Palazzo della Ragione and the astronomical clock on Piazza dei Signori; then follow the scientific thread to the Galileiana Academy, La Specola, and the Museum of the History of Physics.
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A walking tour through central Padua visiting monuments honoring Jewish citizens including Ada Levi, Irma Ancona, Giulia Formiggini Foà, Nore Finzi, Alberto Goldbacher, Giuseppe Kroò, Augusto Levi, Italo Parenzo, Giorgio Arany, and Flavio Busonera who contributed to the city's cultural life.
City tour collection
These routes turn Padua into a place you can explore more slowly and remember more vividly, whether you want history, architecture, local neighborhoods, or a first-time orientation tour.
A walking tour through central Padua visiting monuments honoring Jewish citizens including Ada Levi, Irma Ancona, Giulia Formiggini Foà, Nore Finzi, Alberto Goldbacher, Giuseppe Kroò, Augusto Levi, Italo Parenzo, Giorgio Arany, and Flavio Busonera who contributed to the city's cultural life.
A compact walk through the university city Galileo actually inhabited. Start at Palazzo Bo, where he lectured; cross the civic heart around Palazzo della Ragione and the astronomical clock on Piazza dei Signori; then follow the scientific thread to the Galileiana Academy, La Specola, and the Museum of the History of Physics.