To reach our B&B arriving in Padua by train: exit at Piazzale della stazione: Ward 5 Line 3 direction "Herd" or 42 "Voltabrusegana direction" both lines stop at number 17 Palermo Street.

Alternatively the line 18 to go in the lines are the same, but the bus stop is in Via Savona 21 (coming from our door at the intersection with traffic lights that is to the left, go right to 50mt) at Via Savona 21 5 Rio Terminus direction Line Line 18 towards St. Mark's 42 Line Terminus Direction For a Racecourse more Terminus and easily visit of Paduastarting from our B&B, we recommend 18 and Tram line.

Have the following Path routes 18 Holy Family Line Via Savona-via kickstand-Prato della Valle-Rev. Businello-Rev. Livy-Rev. Roman bridges-corso del popolo-Railway and get off at the bus stop in Prato della Valle, behind there is the bus stop outside the former Foro Boario. From the stop, on the right side you can admire the Basilica of Santa Giustina, l'isola Memmia in the middle of the square and the Loggia Amulea left. Crossing completely Prato della Valle, we arrive in via Luca Belludi and at its inception, see the Basilica of Sant'Antonio.

At this point you can move to the city on foot. In a few minutes you reach the squares, the heart of the city. Or, after visiting the Basilica of Sant'Antonio returning to Prato della Valle, in the middle of via Luca Belludi, in Businello riviera, there is the Tram which crosses the city from North to South and has stops in major places of tourist and cultural interest of Padova Tram Route and tourist destinations: South Terminal-Guizza-bag-Amanda Cook-Clevises-Santa Croce-Tripod-Prato della Valle-Santo-Livy-Roman bridges-Eremitani-Trieste-Stazione FS-Borgomagno-Arcella-Palasport-San Gregorio – Pontevigodarzere up to TitoLivio and Roman bridges stops there are Palazzo del Bo, in succession, the Palazzo del Municipio, Piazza delle Erbe and fruit with the Palazzo della Ragione, then Piazza dei Signori and Piazza Duomo in the Baptistry.

The stop of the Eremitani: Roman arena, with the Scrovegni Chapel frescoed by Giotto, the Civic Museum, Palazzo Zuckerman and Chiesa degli Eremitani that preserves important works of art, including early paintings by Andrea Mantegna. "