The exit of the motorway A4: Padova Est. Upon exiting the tollgate, take the highway in direction Castelfranco Veneto. After about 4 Km take exit Bragni/Bagnoli. At the roundabout, go under the freeway just left. At the next roundabout turn right towards Reschigliano di Campodarsego. End table Cadoneghe, looking to the right 200 meters inside Villa da Ponte. The Centre of Padua, with its arcades and medieval squares, is only 5 km away. The Eremitani Chapel, with frescoes by Giotto, the baptistery of the Cathedral where Giusto de ' Menabuoi between 1375 and 1378 he decorated the interiors with a cycle devoted to the most salient episodes from the Old Testament are just some of the examples of artistic masterpieces that Padua can offer the visitor.

Prato della valle (one of the largest in Europe) with the Basilica of Santa Giustina, the Basilica del Santo (Antonio for padovani), caffè Pedrocchi and the Palazzo della Ragione are the key places of the city together with the Reggia dei Carraresi and the ' Observatory ' (the Tower from where Galileo Galilei pointed his telescope to the stars). And, visited Padua, you can make day trips to walled towns such as Este, Montagnana, Cittadella, Castelfranco Veneto, Asolo and many other villages that have behind centuries of history to tell. All the capitals of the provinces of the Veneto region are easily reachable and well worth a visit. Not to mention then of Venice, only 20 minutes by car or better yet by train or Verona with its arena and the balcony of Romeo and Juliet by shakespieriana memory. In short a holiday to immerse themselves in the history of one of the most beautiful regions of Italy!