outside was under scaffolding as most places in Italy, but inside the tomb of S.Anthony was one of the biggest and most impressive tombs we have seen. It was a beautiful cathedral, but sorry i really only remember the tomb.

outside was under scaffolding as most places in Italy, but inside the tomb of S.Anthony was one of the biggest and most impressive tombs we have seen. It was a beautiful cathedral, but sorry i really only remember the tomb.
As for the Baptistry of the Duomo,also the Cathedral of the Saint in under restoration so decreasing the pleasure of the visit. All the architecture looks interesting since the building has several cloisters and the part containing the holy relics has tons of statues of gold that really catch the attention of the visitor, no matter if you are religious...
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What a wonder, you can imagine life in the middle ages inside here. Do not miss this, it goes on and on.
Huge and beautfiul basilica, very impressive, near Prato della Valle, a must see in Padua! Very close to basilica Santa Gustina, very interesting comparision of different architectural styles.
We were able to take a day trip by train from Venice to visit the Basilica of Saint Anthony. Seeing the reverence of countless pilgrims at prayer was an unforgettable experience. The basilica itself is an architectural wonder, so beautifully appointed inside. Do not miss the frescoes in the Chapel of Saint James. The ornately colorful detail on the columns...
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Beautiful church. Worth a visit to Padua for this alone. You can enter during prayers but obviously try to be respectful.
A fantastic place to visit and see the fresco's... great to walk around and take in the size of the building and find out about Saint Anthony history
Saint Anthony Basilica was constructed immediately after the death of the Saint in 1231 and completed at the beginning of the following century. It is a very imposing construction in Romanesque Gothic style with eight domes and spires of eastern inspiration.
It holds the body of St. Anthony and is the object of pilgrimages from all over the world. People...
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A big contrast to the Scrovegni Chapel just up the road. This is a huge place with lots of side chapels, some of them with with work going on in April 2013. You might want to look at the virtual tour on their website before you go (see link on Tripadvisor page) if you want to make sense of it....
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It was very lovely cathedral. Tomb of St. Anthony is inside and we just touch and pray. It was my second time here and I prayed for the things I wish for my family. The incorruptible tongue can be seen together with his lower jaw. There were brochures in different languages about his life and miracles and you could have...
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