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Pado­va je sta­ro­dáv­ne mes­to ležia­ce na seve­re Talian­ska. Jeho his­tó­ria sia­ha hlbo­ko do minu­los­ti. Rím­ske Pata­vium bolo jed­no z naj­bo­hat­ších miest, ale v roku 452 ho vyplie­ni­li Huni. V roku 1164 zís­ka­la Pado­va ako prvé seve­ro­ta­lian­ske mes­to nezá­vis­losť od ríš­skej moci (Wiki­pe­dia). Žije v ňom cca 213 000 oby­va­te­ľov. Veľ­mi zná­my chrám v Pado­ve je Bazi­li­ka sv. Anto­na, zná­ma tiež ako ​“Il San­to” (Wiki­pe­dia). Strie­da sa tu román­sky, gotic­ký a byzant­ský štýl. Pred bazi­li­kou sto­jí socha Gat­ta­me­la­tu, kto­rú v roku 1453 vytvo­ril Dona­tel­lo na počesť Eras­ma da Nar­ni, kto­rý bol veli­te­ľom Benát­skej repub­li­ky a bol neoby­čaj­ne dip­lo­ma­tic­ky šikov­ný, vďa­ka čomu ho pre­zý­va­li Gat­ta­me­la­ta – stra­ka­tá mačka. 

Ďal­ší­mi význam­ný­mi pamiat­ka­mi sú Bazi­li­ka svä­tej Jus­tí­ny (Wiki­pe­dia), Padov­ský dóm, obro­vi­tý rene­sanč­ný Palaz­zo del­la Ragi­one – pôvod­ne budo­va mest­ské­ho tri­bu­ná­lu ​“Il Salo­ne”. Kapl­n­ka Scro­veg­ni bola posta­ve­ná v roku 1303 a za jej výzdo­bou sto­jí Giot­to (Wiki­pe­dia). V Pado­ve sa nachá­dza aj jed­no z naj­zná­mej­ších a naj­väč­ších námes­tí Pra­to del­la Val­le (Wiki­pe­dia). Jeho súčas­ťou je elip­tic­ký kanál so socha­mi 84 sláv­nych Pado­va­nov a štu­den­tov tunaj­šej uni­ver­zi­ty (Wiki­pe­dia). Pado­va je jed­no z naj­zná­mej­ších uni­ver­zit­ných miest na sve­te. Uni­ver­zi­ta tu bola zalo­že­ná už v roku 1222. Pôso­bi­li tu osob­nos­ti ako Vesa­lius, Miku­láš Koper­nik, Gali­leo Gali­lei (Wiki­pe­dia), Jan Nepo­muc­ký (Wiki­pe­dia). Pado­va je mies­tom naj­star­šej bota­nic­kej záh­ra­dy na sve­te. Vznik­la v roku 1545 (Wiki­pe­dia).

Pado­va, anglic­ky Padua je jed­ným z naj­star­ších miest v sever­nom Talian­sku a má boha­tú his­tó­riu, kedy­si bola význam­ným cen­trom Rím­skej ríše. Pado­va sa spo­mí­na v lite­rár­nych die­lach, vrá­ta­ne die­la Wil­lia­ma Sha­kes­pe­a­ra ​“The Taming of the Shrew”. Je dôle­ži­tým eko­no­mic­kým cen­trom, je dob­re napo­je­ná na cest­nú a želez­nič­nú sieť.

Padua is an ancient city loca­ted in nort­hern Ita­ly. Its his­to­ry stret­ches far into the past. Roman Pata­vium was one of the wealt­hiest cities, but in 452, it was plun­de­red by the Huns. In 1164, Padua gai­ned inde­pen­den­ce from impe­rial power, beco­ming the first city in nort­hern Ita­ly to do so (Wiki­pe­dia). App­ro­xi­ma­te­ly 213,000 peop­le inha­bit the city. The reno­wned sanc­tu­ary in Padua is the Basi­li­ca of St. Ant­ho­ny, also kno­wn as ​“Il San­to” (Wiki­pe­dia). It fea­tu­res a mix of Roma­ne­sque, Got­hic, and Byzan­ti­ne sty­les. In front of the basi­li­ca stands the sta­tue of Gat­ta­me­la­ta, cre­a­ted by Dona­tel­lo in 1453 in honor of Eras­mo da Nar­ni, a skil­led Vene­tian mili­ta­ry com­man­der, dip­lo­ma­ti­cal­ly nick­na­med Gat­ta­me­la­ta – the spot­ted cat.

Other sig­ni­fi­cant land­marks inc­lu­de the Basi­li­ca of Saint Jus­ti­na (Wiki­pe­dia), Padua Cat­hed­ral, the colos­sal Renais­san­ce Palaz­zo del­la Ragi­one – ori­gi­nal­ly the city­’s tri­bu­nal ​“Il Salo­ne.” The Scro­veg­ni Cha­pel, built-​in 1303, boasts deco­ra­ti­ons by Giot­to (Wiki­pe­dia). Padua is also home to one of the most famous and lar­gest squ­ares, Pra­to del­la Val­le (Wiki­pe­dia). An ellip­ti­cal canal with sta­tu­es of 84 notab­le Padu­ans and stu­dents from the local uni­ver­si­ty is part of the squ­are. Padua is reno­wned as one of the oldest uni­ver­si­ty cities glo­bal­ly, foun­ded in 1222. Dis­tin­gu­is­hed figu­res like Vesa­lius, Nicho­las Coper­ni­cus, Gali­leo Gali­lei (Wiki­pe­dia), and John of Nepo­muk (Wiki­pe­dia) have con­tri­bu­ted to its lega­cy. Padua hosts the worl­d’s oldest bota­ni­cal gar­den, estab­lis­hed in 1545 (Wiki­pe­dia).

Pado­va è un’an­ti­ca cit­tà situ­ata nel nord Ita­lia. La sua sto­ria si esten­de pro­fon­da­men­te nel pas­sa­to. Il roma­no Pata­vium era una del­le cit­tà più ric­che, ma nel 452 fu sac­cheg­gia­to dag­li Unni. Nel 1164, Pado­va otten­ne l’in­di­pen­den­za dal pote­re impe­ria­le, diven­tan­do la pri­ma cit­tà nel nord Ita­lia a far­lo (Wiki­pe­dia). Cir­ca 213.000 per­so­ne abi­ta­no la cit­tà. Il san­tu­ario rino­ma­to a Pado­va è la Basi­li­ca di San­t’An­to­nio, conos­ciu­ta anche come ​“Il San­to” (Wiki­pe­dia). Pre­sen­ta uno sti­le mis­to di roma­ni­co, goti­co e bizan­ti­no. Davan­ti alla basi­li­ca si erge la sta­tua di Gat­ta­me­la­ta, cre­a­ta da Dona­tel­lo nel 1453 in ono­re di Eras­mo da Nar­ni, abi­le coman­dan­te mili­ta­re vene­zia­no, sop­ran­no­mi­na­to dip­lo­ma­ti­ca­men­te Gat­ta­me­la­ta – il gat­to maculato.

Altri luog­hi sig­ni­fi­ca­ti­vi inc­lu­do­no la Basi­li­ca di San­ta Gius­ti­na (Wiki­pe­dia), il Duomo di Pado­va, il colos­sa­le Palaz­zo del­la Ragi­one in sti­le rinas­ci­men­ta­le – ori­gi­na­ria­men­te il tri­bu­na­le cit­ta­di­no ​“Il Salo­ne”. La Cap­pel­la degli Scro­veg­ni, cos­tru­ita nel 1303, van­ta deco­ra­zi­oni di Giot­to (Wiki­pe­dia). Pado­va è anche sede di una del­le piaz­ze più famo­se e gran­di, Pra­to del­la Val­le (Wiki­pe­dia). Un cana­le ellit­ti­co con sta­tue di 84 noti pado­va­ni e stu­den­ti del­l’u­ni­ver­si­tà loca­le fa par­te del­la piaz­za. Pado­va è rino­ma­ta come una del­le cit­tà uni­ver­si­ta­rie più anti­che del mon­do, fon­da­ta nel 1222. Figu­re illus­tri come Vesa­lio, Nic­co­lò Coper­ni­co, Gali­leo Gali­lei (Wiki­pe­dia) e Giovan­ni Nepo­mu­ce­no (Wiki­pe­dia) han­no con­tri­bu­ito al suo las­ci­to. Pado­va ospi­ta il giar­di­no bota­ni­co più anti­co del mon­do, fon­da­to nel 1545 (Wiki­pe­dia).

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