Medoacvs B&B

A pleasant walk following the river ring of Padua, starting from the Brenta Bridge and proceeding counterclockwise. The route runs along the Brenta River proceeding along the Lungargine del Brenta passing through Castagnara, Cadoneghe and finally Busa di Vigonza before returning to the starting point.

Beautiful bicycle route starting from Camin near the center of Padua. It first leads along the San Gregorio Canal and then continues along the Discharger and the Bacchiglione River. Continue on the Lungargine Boschetto and the Lungargine Ponterotto. Return to the starting point along the Brenta River and the Piovego Canal.

A walk in the city center of Padua, departing from Stanga. You start the route by taking the path that runs along the Piovego river, until you reach the Antonio Milari Bridge, and after you cross it, continue to Piazza Garibaldi. You return passing by Piazza Eremitani, and then passing by Piazza delle Erbe, Prato della Valle on the Memmia Island, Porta Liviana, Treves De 'Bonfili Park, and arrive in Stanga via the Ognisanti Bridge.

A pleasant walk to visit the city of Padua, which can be done on foot or by bicycle. Padua owns two Unesco sites and was founded 3200 years ago by Antenore when he fled, according to Homer, from Troy. The route starts from the railway station and proceeds counterclockwise passing by the main tourist and historical sites of the city.

This is a path doable on foot or by bicycle that follows various river courses along cycle paths around the outskirts of Padua. The path begins in Padua and shortly after arrives at the Parco del Brenta where it runs along the Brenta river as far as Maresana. From here it continues along the Brentella Canal up to Brusegana where it reaches the Bacciglione river. Follow this river to Margaret Hack Park. Finally, from here you return to Padua to the starting point along the Tronco Maestro stream.