The Basilica of St. Anthony

On Sunday, I drove from Verona to Venice through Padua. I went to the city for a short tour. The streets on Sunday were empty, but I walked to St. Anthony's Cathedral and it was lively. There was a weekend market around the church and the church itself was famous. I had time to concentrate around the church.

St. Anthony's Church is a mix of Western architecture, with Roman, Gothic, Byzantine and even Lombardy taking up a place, creating a magnificent church with fairy tale style. The square in front of the church and inside the church are many famous works by Donatello, the master of Renaissance sculpture.

A famous church in the local area. There were quite a lot of people on the weekend. There is a bronze statue at the door, which is said to be a very powerful figure. The corridor at the entrance of the church is also a very classic location.

The Cathedral of Padua is the most famous attraction in Padua, built between 1232 and 1300. The Roman-Gothic cathedral is also very distinctive in design, and every angle is different from the appearance. On the square at the front of the church, a bronze statue of Gatamelata, the general who defended Padua in the 15th century, is a representative work of Donatella.

We came to Padua this day. The main plan is to eat a restaurant ranked 27 globally in the evening. By the way, explore what attractions in Padua can play. This St. Anthony church is very good and there is also a Chinese audio tour. You can see many letters written to Anthony and watch the faithful receive the blessings of the priest. Unlike the solemn atmosphere of St Peter's Basilica, it is full of warmth and happiness.