Audio guides to discover Padua, the beautiful "city of the Saint"

Start your tour of Padua from a magical place outside the walls: Arquà Petrarca, famous for hosting the poet Francesco Petrarca. Even today you can breathe a magical atmosphere in its streets and, if you want to pay homage to the great poet of the past, we also recommend an "out of town" visit to his tomb.

Discover the history of the most famous square in Padua: an island divided into four parts, surrounded by a ring of water... with a view of one of the most important basilicas: Santa Giustina (but don't confuse it with Sant'Antonio!)

The "twin" basilica of the Saint, which is worth a visit: inside you will find many interesting features, such as the Corridor of the Martyrs and the Shrine of San Prosdocimo.

The most famous basilica in Padua, which every year attracts millions of tourists from all over the world. A spectacle for the eyes and the spirit!

A green site that you absolutely cannot miss. An oasis of peace and beauty, immersed in nature and the discovery of new plant species. The Biodiversity Garden inside is also worth a visit.

Find out everything about the Specola, a tower that fell into disuse over the years and later became the famous seat of the Astronomical Observatory of Padua.

Discover the history of the multimedia medical museum of Padua with the dedicated Audiogiro audio guide.

Do you see the facade collapsing on you? Don't worry, it's just an optical illusion... or not? We at Audiogiro tell you the story of this "crooked" church, which is located at the end of the famous Via Altinate.

Experience the thrill of crossing one of the historic gates of Padua, a place of passage for tourists, residents and university students.

University headquarters and an absolutely essential stop if you visit Padua. It also contains the oldest anatomical theater in the world.

In the same complex that houses the famous Caffè Pedrocchi, don't miss a visit to the Museum of the Risorgimento and the Contemporary Age.

A trip to the fruit market? There is! In the meantime, enjoy our story about Piazza delle Erbe with the Audiogiro audio guides.

Here you will hardly find fruit, which is sold in Piazza delle Erbe, but the market is large and varied... discover it with our audio guides!

The palace that contained the longest room in Europe: one of the symbols of Padua and an obligatory stop for anyone visiting the city.

The most fashionable square in Padua, with its market, its bars and the nightlife of the centre... but also some historical curiosities which, we are sure, you will find very interesting in our audio guides!

The tower of Piazza dei Signori, which cuts Palazzo Capitaniato in half, the ancient palace of the Carraresi lords of Padua. Do you want to find out the secret of the missing scale symbol on your watch? Listen to the dedicated Audiogiro audio guide!

University headquarters and extraordinary example of twentieth-century architecture. Inside you can find the famous "Giants' Hall".

The Cathedral of Padua boasts a long history of planning and reconstructions, some of which were never completed. We explain them to you in detail with the Audiogiro audio guides!

One of the most significant churches in Padua, close to the Arena Gardens, the Scrovegni Chapel and Palazzo Zuckermann. If you are coming from the station or heading towards it, stop for a visit, it's worth it!

As you walk, stop and look at the ancient Roman amphitheater on the side of the road, now part of the Arena Gardens, which take their name from it.

A famous palace, which includes two museums inside.

Giotto's masterpiece will make your eyes widen and your heart beat.