Viewpoints in Padova

The Torre del Soccorso, one of the two surviving towers of the Carrarese Castle, was the last defensive stronghold of the city. Standing 29 meters tall, it now offers a splendid view of Este and the Euganean Hills, combining history, architecture, and landscape.

The Carrarese Castle overlooks Este with its medieval walls rebuilt in 1339 by Ubertino da Carrara. Today it is a vibrant place that hosts events and the National Atestino Museum, combining archaeology, history, and culture in one of the most picturesque fortified complexes in Veneto.

Panoramic terrace on Monte Ricco hill, dominated by the statue of Hercules supporting the world. The terrace can be reached by following the signs for Path n.6-Monte Ricco and Monte Castello within the Regional Park of the Euganean Hills. From the terrace you can enjoy a splendid view over the plain and the surrounding hills. The site is only accessible on foot or by bicycle.

Vineyards have long been a feature of the countryside around Conselve, ever since the important work of land reclamation and improvement undertaken by Benedictine monks in the eleventh century. Friularo wine thus has a history that reaches back ten centuries.

Bellissimo punto panoramico sul monte della Madonna.

Punto panoramico nei pressi della chiesetta di S.Antonio Abate.