Just one look at the photos of Padua is enough to fall in love with the city at first sight. Not to mention the tourists who have visited and brought back pictures of Padua. Even a simple walk through the city center results in truly stunning photos of Padua’s streets, capturing statues of famous figures, basilicas of saints, and frescoes by great masters. Beautiful pictures are also taken near the ruins of the ancient Roman gladiator arena, now covered in moss and greenery.
Photos of Padua at night are usually taken in its many spacious squares, surrounded by historic buildings, decorated with greenery and fountains, and paved with stone. When illuminated by a thoughtful lighting system, Padua’s night photos turn out spectacular.
In addition to photos, tourists often bring back videos of Padua. Perhaps the most interesting is a video tour of the local university — one of the oldest higher education institutions in Europe. Galileo Galilei once taught there. The university still preserves the lectern from which he gave his lectures.
Videos of Padua's festivals and fairs, which are often held in the city squares, are also fascinating to watch.
