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Padua is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, famous for its rich history, monuments, squares and different districts. If you decide to visit Padua by train with Italo, you won't be disappointed. Padua is the city that hosts one of the oldest universities in Italy, the University of Padua. The city is famous for its Primavera, an event that takes place every year from the end of March to the end of April attracting many tourists from all over the world. During your visit you can't miss the Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua, known as the Santo, one of the most important places of worship in the world. Then follow the tradition of a walk in the famous Piazza dei Signori, where you can find palaces of historical fame such as the Palazzo della Ragione and the Palazzo della Ragione Nuovo. From here you can reach the Scrovegni Chapel, a masterpiece by Giotto, and the famous Basilica del Santo. The City of Gardens, as it is also called, is full of parks and green areas that offer places of relaxation and peace. Spend a day in the Giardino dei Frutti, which hosts fruit trees, flower beds and sculptures, or go to the Giardino dell'Arena, a place of inspiration for artists and poets. Padua is also a city of fun and good food. Take some time to visit the many bars and restaurants, where you can taste the famous Venetian dishes such as pasta and fasoi, Paduan risotto, sopa coada, and desserts such as baicoli, rice cake and sbrisolona. In Padua you can't miss the university area, where you can find shops, squares, clubs and the unmissable University of Padua. Wander through the alleys and have fun in the open areas, such as the famous Piazza Eremitani, the venue for events and concerts in summer. Padua is a city rich in history and culture, where tradition blends with innovation. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Padua now!

You can reach Treviso with Italo train, the hometown of the historic Benetton fashion company and known as the "Little Venice". Come and discover the canals that cross the city, one of the most characteristic symbols, and stroll through the arcades of the Piazza dei Signori, where the waters of the Sile flow. Make a stop at the Basilica of San Nicolò, one of the oldest in Treviso, and admire its frescoed dome and crypt. Then continue your visit to the court of Palazzo dei Trecento, the seat of the municipality of Treviso, and the Civic Museum, where you can admire works of art dating back to the thirteenth century. If you are an architecture enthusiast, you can't miss the Church of San Francesco and its three Latin cross naves, with its fifteenth century paintings. In Treviso there are also parks, such as the San Giuliano Park, where there are ponds and a variety of animals that inhabit this large urban park. For a tasty break, stop at the Venetian Regional Enoteca, where you can taste the typical wines of Treviso, or in the many local places where you can taste traditional Trevisan cuisine, such as Treviso salad or sopa coada. For an evening of music, drop by the Teatro Comunale or the Santa Chiara Auditorium, one of the most evocative places in Treviso. Treviso and surroundings also offer numerous excursions: visit the Ca'Vendramin Educational Farm, a family-run farm where you can experience the ancient Trevisan peasant tradition, and the Treviso Region, with its typical towns such as Castelfranco Veneto, Asolo or Feltre. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Treviso now!