Properties In Padova
	In the province of Padova, you'll find flat plains and the dramatic peaks of the Dolomite Mountains. Padova itself is an old university town surrounded by the conical Euganean Hills.  Continue >
	Name & Ref #   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Suitcase Vita 1 10916 Brugine, Italy 2 $665 $882 Vita 2 10917 Brugine, Italy 2 $987 $1,057 Dimora Del Re 10933 Monselice, Italy 2 $1,757 $2,212 Selvatico 3 10959 Padua, Italy 2-4 $882 $1,036 Pollini 1 10982 Torreglia, Italy 2-4 $763 $973 Pollini 2 10983 Torreglia, Italy 2-4 $763 $973 Fontanafredda 10920 Este, Italy 4 $980 $1,281 S. Barbara 10927 Mira, Italy 4 $882 $1,127 Tempietto 10945 Montemerlo, Italy 4 $917 $1,113 Vesta 10906 Arqua Petrarca, Italy 4-5 $945 $1,183 Petrarca 2 10898 Abano Terme, Italy 4-6 $931 $1,456 Torre D'arqua' 10935 Monselice, Italy 4-6 $679 $973 Ca' Dell'acero 10991 Vigonza, Italy 5-7 $1,554 $2,072 Petrarca 1 10897 Abano Terme, Italy 6-7 $1,197 $1,848 Selvatico 1 10958 Padua, Italy 6-7 $1,603 $1,890 1 2 Page
	Today, the city is home to many attractions, including an impressive museum housed in a cluster of 14th century monastic buildings. Padova is also home to the Basilica di Sant'Antonio, one of Italy's most important churches. Thanks to the long established university, Padova has a hip, youthful flavor and a broad selection of bars, cafes, and restaurants. Situated south of the city, Abano Terme and Montegrotto Terme are ancient Roman spa towns. You can still take the sulphurous waters or indulge in a rejuventing mud bath.