Padua
Just 15 Km from Montegrotto Terme

Padua is known as the “City of the Saint” thanks to the fourteenth-century Basilica of St. Anthony, just a short walk from Prato della Valle and the medieval town centre, with its evocative squares, porticoes and the Palazzo della Ragione (the “Salone”).

  • Padua is also home to the extraordinary Scrovegni Chapel, considered Giotto’s masterpiece, which houses his frescoes.

  • Padua is also a university city, with its prestigious University (Palazzo Bo), the world’s first permanent anatomical theatre and the Botanical Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Euganean Hills
Our hotel is located right at the foot of the Euganean Hills Regional Park, featuring gentle slopes of volcanic origin, vineyards, centuries-old forests and medieval villages, ideal for walks, hikes and sporting activities.
Lake Garda
The largest lake in Italy between Veneto, Trentino and Lombardy is worth a visit for its characteristic hamlets and points of interest along the coast as well as for the amusement parks.
Colline del Prosecco
For a trip out of town amid Prosecco bubbles, verdant nature and local food and wine delights, in the UNESCO World Heritage hills of the Marca Trevigiana area.
Verona
The city of Romeo and Juliet is known all over the world not only thanks to Shakespeare, but also for the spectacular Arena and its historic centre set on the river Adige.
Vicenza
A fascinating historic centre characterized by numerous artisan goldsmith shops, the Palladian Basilica and the Olympic Theatre, with the Berici Hills as a backdrop.
Riviera del Brenta
Along the Brenta river, you can admire extraordinary villas during a boat or bicycle trip, for a leap into the past and to relive the splendour of the ancient Venetian lords and ladies.
Venice
Reachable in just 40 minutes by train from Montegrotto Terme, the world’s most unique floating city on the lagoon needs no introduction. Lose yourself in its narrow alleys and squares.