• Arqua Petrarca - Begin your Padua adventure from a charming spot outside the city walls: Arquà Petrarca, renowned for being the home of the poet Francesco Petrarca. The streets still exude a magical atmosphere, and if you wish to honor the great poet, consider an “out of town” visit to his tomb.
• Prato della Valle - Uncover the history of Padua’s most iconic square: an island split into four sections, encircled by a water ring… with a view of one of the city’s most significant basilicas: Santa Giustina (but don’t mix it up with Sant’Antonio!)
• Basilica di Santa Giustina - The “twin” basilica of the Saint, definitely worth a visit: inside, you’ll find many intriguing features, such as the Corridor of the Martyrs and the Shrine of San Prosdocimo.
• Basilica of St. Anthony - Padua’s most renowned basilica, drawing millions of tourists from around the globe each year. A feast for the eyes and the soul!
• University of Padua Botanical Garden - A must-see green space. An oasis of tranquility and beauty, surrounded by nature and the discovery of new plant species. The Biodiversity Garden within is also a highlight.
• Museo La Specola, il museo dell’Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova - Learn all about the Specola, a tower that fell into disuse over time and later became the renowned seat of the Astronomical Observatory of Padua.
• MUSME - Museum of the History of Medicine of Padova - Explore the history of Padua’s multimedia medical museum with the dedicated Audiogiro audio guide.
• Chiesa di Santa Sofia - Does the facade seem to be collapsing on you? Don’t worry, it’s just an optical illusion… or is it? Audiogiro reveals the story of this “crooked” church, located at the end of the famous Via Altinate.
• Porta Altinante - Feel the thrill of passing through one of Padua’s historic gates, a passageway for tourists, residents, and university students.
• Palazzo Bo - The university’s main building and an absolute must-visit in Padua. It also houses the world’s oldest anatomical theater.
• Museo del Risorgimento e dell’Eta Contemporanea - In the same complex as the famous Caffè Pedrocchi, don’t miss the Museum of the Risorgimento and the Contemporary Age.
• Piazza delle Erbe - A trip to the fruit market? It’s here! Meanwhile, enjoy our tale about Piazza delle Erbe with the Audiogiro audio guides.
• Piazza della Frutta - You might not find much fruit here, as it’s sold in Piazza delle Erbe, but the market is large and diverse… discover it with our audio guides!
• Palazzo della Ragione - The palace that housed the longest room in Europe: a symbol of Padua and a must-see for any visitor.
• Piazza dei Signori - The trendiest square in Padua, with its market, bars, and vibrant nightlife… plus some historical curiosities that we are sure you’ll find fascinating in our audio guides!
• Torre dell’Orologio - The tower in Piazza dei Signori, which splits Palazzo Capitaniato in half, the ancient palace of the Carraresi lords of Padua. Want to uncover the secret of the missing scale symbol on the clock? Listen to the dedicated Audiogiro audio guide!
• Palazzo Liviano - A university building and an extraordinary example of twentieth-century architecture. Inside, you can find the famous “Giants’ Hall”.
• Battistero del Duomo di Padova - World Heritage Site - The Cathedral of Padua boasts a long history of planning and reconstructions, some of which were never completed. We explain them in detail with the Audiogiro audio guides!
• Chiesa degli Eremitani - World Heritage Site - One of Padua’s most significant churches, near the Arena Gardens, the Scrovegni Chapel, and Palazzo Zuckermann. If you’re coming from or heading to the station, it’s worth a visit!
• Anfiteatro Romano - Giardini dell’Arena - As you walk, pause to admire the ancient Roman amphitheater by the roadside, now part of the Arena Gardens, which are named after it.
• Zuckermann Palace - A renowned palace that houses two museums.
• Scrovegni Chapel - Giotto’s masterpiece will leave you in awe and touch your heart.

• Professional audio guides recorded by an advanced digital voice
• Entrance to free attractions (e.g. Duomo)

• Transportation (e.g. train ticket, bus, highway), possible parking, food/drinks
• Headphones or radio guides: Audiogiro audio guides can be listened to directly from your smartphone!
• Tickets for paid attractions (e.g. Botanical Garden)

Visit the city of Padua… with Audiogiro audio guides!

Choose this tour (Italian, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and German languages) to discover the city of the Saint with the voice of an advanced digital guide. All audio guides were first checked by a historian to verify their reliability. You can choose between the short tour (60 minutes) and the full tour (90 minutes).

You will always know where you are, thanks to the geolocation of our navigation map. Start the tour from wherever you want! If you prefer offline listening, remember to download the audio tracks first.

Within 24 hours you will receive a link from us to redeem the minutes for the audio-guided tour. After that, all you have to do is start exploring the map. No need to download external apps!

• Within the next 24 hours of your booking, you will receive a link from us to redeem the minutes you purchased.
• Once you have collected the minutes purchased on our platform, to listen to the audio guides all you have to do is choose which point to start from and look for it on the navigation map. All points will still be geolocalized around you.
• To access places of worship, appropriate clothing is required. Failure to enforce this dress code may result in entry being denied.
• Remember to download the audio tracks beforehand, if you want to listen to them offline later.
• If you have minutes left over, you can use them until they run out with all the audio guides on our platform.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.