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Venice is a city like no other, charming and romantic, which has managed to captivate millions of visitors from all over the world. From the narrow alleys, to the canals, to the bridges, to the squares and to the palaces, everything in Venice is a spectacle for the eyes. The first thing to do is to admire the city from above, so climb on to the famous Clock Tower, where you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view, or on the San Marco Campanile, or on the terrace of the Rialto Bridge. Among the things not to be missed is the imposing Piazza San Marco, with its famous Campanile, the Doge's Palace and the Basilica of San Marco. Here you will also find the famous column of San Marco with the statue of the Apostle. Another must-see is the Rialto Bridge, with its characteristic wooden architecture, which crosses the Grand Canal. Here you can admire the souvenir shops, the fish and fruit markets, and much more. Furthermore, you can visit the city's historic buildings, including the La Fenice Theatre, the Malibran Theatre and the Academy of Fine Arts. To make the visit even more special, a gondola ride is a must, to visit the most hidden canals and discover the most secret corners of the city.As for the cuisine, Venice is a city full of flavors and culinary traditions. Here you can taste the famous bacari, dishes of fresh fish such as the famous "Sarde in Saor", the "Bigoli in Salsa" and the city specialty, the "Sarde al Saor". Lovers of pastry will certainly be satisfied by the famous "Bussolai", "Fregolotta" and "Pasticcini di Mestre". For an exclusive shopping experience, we recommend visiting the famous Merceria di San Marco, with its luxury shops, offering all kinds of objects and souvenirs.What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket for Venice now and set off to discover the city of canals!

Padua is a historic city rich in culture and nightlife. Ideal for a weekend or a longer holiday, Padua is one of the oldest Italian cities, with a rich cultural heritage and a lively atmosphere with many events, shows and performances taking place throughout the year. The city is full of monuments and places to visit, including the Basilica of St. Anthony, the famous Prato della Valle, one of the largest urban parks in Europe, the Palazzo della Ragione, the Cathedral, the Scrovegni Chapel, the Clock Tower and the famous Loggia dei Cavalieri. The Basilica of St. Anthony is a real attraction, famous all over the world for being one of the most important pilgrimage sites of Christianity. Inside the Basilica is preserved a very precious relic, the tongue of St. Anthony. You can also go to see the Scrovegni Chapel, famous for Giotto's work, who painted the walls with an extraordinary cycle of frescoes. The Clock Tower, built in the 13th century, has a facade decorated with frescoes of great value. If you want to go shopping, Padua is full of shops and galleries, including the Corso del Popolo, the Strada delle Beccherie and the sports goods stores. For gourmets, Padua offers a wide range of restaurants, trattorias, bars and fashionable venues, where you can taste the famous dishes of the Venetian cuisine, such as baccalà alla Vicentina, bigoli with duck, the famous risottos and the sweets of tradition. If you want to take a leap into history, a visit to the famous Parco della Certosa is a must. Once there, you can enjoy a walk along the Certosa, one of the largest monastic complexes of the peninsula. Padua is also an ideal city for culture and art lovers, with numerous art galleries, including the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, the Galleria dei Carraresi and the Giorgio Cini Foundation. The city is also full of events and manifestations, such as the famous Music Festival, which takes place every year in mid-August. To reach Padua by train, choose Italo, which connects the city with all the major Italian cities. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Padua now!