The provinces of the veneto | Padova
Guide to the Padova Province
The province of Padua (Padova) covers an area of 2,142 sq.km and is surrounded by other provinces from the region of Veneto. It is bordered by the provinces of Treviso and Vicenza to the north, the province of Venice to the east, the province of Rovigo to the south and the province of Verona to the west. The capital city of the province is Padua. The Province of Padova, has a very short coastline along the Adriatic Sea, and is populated by several middle size centers, the largest ones being the capital Padua, Abano Terme, Camposampiero, Cittadella, Este, Monselice, Montagnana and Vigonza. The province is 90% flat and crossed by several rivers, such as the Brenta, Bacchiglione and Adige, as well as the artificial canals of Canale di Battaglia, Canale Bisato, Canale Piovego. There is a region of hills south of Padua, the Colli Euganei, of volcanic origins that has several spa sites. The small area along the Venetian lagoon is called Valle Millecampi, and has several popular beaches.
What to do in the Padova Province
If you find yourself in the Padova Province there are several great activities to enjoy and options for your vacation.
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Where to Visit
Padova | Veneto Region Abano Terme | Veneto Region Cittadella | Veneto Region Este | Veneto Region Montagnana | Veneto Region
Places to Visit in the Province of Padova
History of Padova
Wine and Food
History of Padova Roman Period
History of Padova Middle Ages
History of Padova Da Carrara Family
History of Padova Venezian Rule
Exploring around the area