How to get to Padua

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How to get to Padua

Padua, also due to its geographical location in the heart of the Venetian plain, is easily accessible via the main transport routes. The city also has a well-developed public transportation network and numerous other options for getty around.

By plane and train

The nearest airports are those of Venice and Treviso, both of which can be reached from Padua by coach (see “out-of-town buses”) or by a fixed-rate taxi service (www.airservicepadova.it, +39 049 8704425). The train station is served by most urban bus lines.

Airports\ www.veniceairport.it\ www.trevisoairport.it

The train station is a 15-minute walk from the historic city centre. High-speed trains connect Padua with all major Italian cities. For timetables and information:

Trenitalia (regional and high-speed trains)\ Call centre: 892021\ www.trenitalia.com

Italo (high-speed trains)\ Call centre: 060708\ www.italotreno.it

By car

Motorways A4 Turin – Trieste (exits: Padova Ovest and Padova Est) and A13 Bologna – Padua (exits: Padova Sud and Padova Zona Industriale).

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By coach

The bus terminal in Padua is located next to the train station. One of the lines connects to Agripolis, the university campus in Legnaro.

Busitalia\ Tel. +39 049 8206844\ www.fsbusitalia.it

Flixbus\ Tel. +39 02 94759208\ https://www.flixbus.it\ https://noleggio.flixbus.it

By taxi

24-hour service available. Fixed rates apply to certain routes, with discounts for women during nighttime hours and for senior citizens. A service for people with disabilities is available upon reservation.

Radiotaxi Padova\ Tel. +39 049 651333\ www.taxipadova.it

Parking and Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL)

For information on parking areas and Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL), visit: www.padovanet.it > Topics > Transport and Traffic.

APS Parking\ www.apsholding.it