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Basílica de San Antonio
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September 11, 2018
A pilgrimage site and the burial place of St Anthony of Padua (1193–1231), this huge church was begun in 1232, its polyglot style incorporating rising eastern domes atop a Gothic brick structure crammed with Renaissance treasures. Behind the high altar, nine radiating chapels punctuate a broad ambulatory homing in on the Cappella delle Reliquie (Relics Chapel), where the relics of St Anthony reside.
A pilgrimage site and the burial place of St Anthony of Padua (1193–1231), this huge church was begun in 1232, its polyglot style incorporating rising eastern domes atop a Gothic brick structure crammed with Renaissance treasures. Behind the high altar, nine radiating chapels punctuate a broad ambul…
Giorgio
April 28, 2022
The most important religious building in Padua. Do not forget to visit the cloisters. Free admission.
Eberhard
December 2, 2016
It is the second most visited church in Italy and Saint Anthony of Padova was a very famous priest and saint. It is a beautiful church
Andrea
May 31, 2018
If you already know Venice I strongly suggest to catch a train from Mestre rail station toward Padova (local trains called 'Regionali' are cheap) and in about 30 minutes you reach Padua
Walter
March 29, 2018
It's the most famous church of Padua
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Ubicación
11 Piazza del Santo
Padova, Veneto