Located in the heart of the historic center just a few meters walk from the squares, the Duomo, and the city's most famous monuments. This accommodation is the perfect place if you want to enjoy the historic center as a true tourist and stroll under the ancient arcades of the city. From this fantastic location, you can immerse yourself and savor the typical atmosphere of this ancient historic center. The space The apartment features: Master Bedroom: double bed equipped with sheets, pillows, duvet, and wardrobe with drawers to comfortably store your clothes. Bathroom: equipped with towels, shower, toilet, bidet, sink, hairdryer. Living/Dining Room: equipped with table with chairs, sofa, TV. Kitchen: small but essential, with induction hob, Nespresso coffee machine with pods, kettle, pots, plates, cutlery, glasses. Private Courtyard: equipped with table with chairs, where you can comfortably spend time having lunch or simply enjoying the fresh air. Ideal for smokers and provided with ashtray. (smoking is not allowed indoors) The tourist tax is €1.00 per person per night, up to the fifth consecutive night. Guest access The apartment will be fully available to whoever makes the reservation. The only room you will find locked is the utility room. Other things to note Padua is known worldwide especially for its two most visited monuments: The Scrovegni Chapel (1303-05), which houses inside a cycle of frescoes considered a masterpiece by Giotto. The Basilica of Saint Anthony from the 13th century (The Basilica of the Saint), characterized by Byzantine-style domes and valuable works of art, hosts the tomb of the saint to whom it is dedicated, a point of reference for the Catholic world. If you really want to visit and fully enjoy Padua, then you absolutely can't miss its most famous attractions: Giotto's Scrovegni Chapel Basilica of Saint Anthony Prato Della Valle Palazzo della Ragione and the ancient Market Under the Salone Botanical Garden Pedrocchi Café All the squares in the historic center (the most famous is Piazza Dei Signori with its imposing Clock Tower) The Cathedral Basilica Palazzo del Bo (university headquarters) The Specola Tower And many other attractions... However, Padua is much, much more: During the day or in the evening, it's fantastic to stroll through the streets of the center, getting lost among the alleys and hidden corners of the city, among the historic streets and squares, among the typical venues and street food. Notes: If you plan to stay for 2/3 days, I recommend taking a tour of the Euganean Hills (20km away from the center of Padua) and/or visiting the thermal baths of Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme (famous for thermal treatments and mud baths, they welcome guests from all over Europe), and Petrarch's House in Arquà Petrarca (one of the oldest and most beautiful villages in Italy). Registration Details IT028060B4USRS3KLO