Hotel Accademia Palace

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Via Pescarotto 39, Padua, Veneto, 35131, Italy

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Can anyone recommend a 2/3 star hotel (or apartment?) for 2 nights in Padova?

by mozzarella35

We will be travelling to the west coast of Italy in June/July this year, finishing off with a 2-night stay in Padova in order to take my mother-in-law into Venice for the day. We require 2 rooms (double + child bed and a single) somewhere that is't too far from the railway station. Can anyone recommend a a nice hotel? If an apartment renter would be OK with just a 2-night stay, that would be great, too. Grazie!

RE: Can anyone recommend a 2/3 star hotel (or apartment?) for 2 nights in Padova?

by rexvaughan

I think the Hotel Al Cason is just what you are looking for. It is at most a 10 minute walk from the train station and we found it a very good value. You can read more on my page about it at:

http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/71b86/23d9b/3/

RE: Can anyone recommend a 2/3 star hotel (or apartment?) for 2 nights in Padova?

by EUROPAPILLON

Cason will be a good choice ... very close to the station, 10 min on foot but a little far from the city centre. I suggest Casa del Pellegrino so close to the Basilica of Saint Anthony and the beautiful square Prato della Valle. For more do surf here
http://www.casadelpellegrino.it
Ciao from Padova

Travel Tips for Padova

the city on water

by call_me_rhia

There are some cities, like Venice that - being located on the sea - live on water. No one is surprised by it. Padova - by contrast - came as a surprise: I wasn't expecting so many rivers and canals, actually I wasn't expecting any at all. Had I not been pushed for time I would have taken a boat cruise through to city and out to the surrounding countryside There are two main rivers: the Brenta in the north and the fiume Bacchiglione in the south. These rivers are linked together by a series of canals: some are clean and charming, opthers are smelly and dirty. In the middle ages that were over 150 of them

13 June - Saint Antony holy day

by oriettaIT

Celebrations and feast in honour of one of the most beloved saints of Christianity, St. Anthony. On the 13th June the city celebrates the saint with religious celebrations in the Basilica of St. Anthony in Padua and in the afternoon a holy procession along the city streets.

What's with the chocolate...??

by mapakettle

Italians love their chocolate. Shelves are filled with Cocoa Puffs, Cocoa Corn Flakes, Special K with chocolate bits, etc. etc. The breakfast brioche often contains chocolate filling.

In Canada, we attempt to hide our love for sugar by filling the grocery shelves with Honey Nut Cheerios, Honeycomb, Honey Oats...the natural foods (ha, ha). Our brioches are Tim Hortons Tim Bits, or cream filled donuts, with a XXL coffee, five sugar and triple cream.

Our appetites are the same, just a different colour.

Church of the Hermits

by rexvaughan

This church was built in the 14th C and almost completely destroyed in the 20th - you guessed it by bombs in WWII. It still had the war torn feel and had a lot of photos of the church as well as some of the original features still intact enough to see its former beauty. Visiting here is not so much about what you see as what you feel - horror at the devastation; deep sadness for the loss of human life and beautiful art; and hope for the slow and painstaking restoration that is taking place.

The banks of the river Paleocapa

by croisbeauty

There is a small river of Paleocapa in the city centre which divides what was once fortified town and what use to be the outskirts of the town. This area is in particularly attractive in the twilight when the lights of the houses starts their play mirroring in the ater.

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 Hotel Accademia Palace

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Address: Via Pescarotto 39, Padua, Veneto, 35131, Italy

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