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What to Do in Padua in Autumn 2026?

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Between art exhibitions, cultural events, special openings, food festivals, local fairs and walks through the Euganean Hills, autumn is an ideal season to discover Padua and its surroundings.

Are you planning a weekend in Padua in autumn 2026, perhaps staying in one of our apartments, conveniently located both for reaching the city centre on foot and for taking the road towards the Euganean Hills?
Then keep an eye on the calendar of events we have selected here and choose the one that interests you most: the city and its surroundings really have a lot to offer.

Porticoes of Padua: Itineraries and Walks in the Heart of the City

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Padua is one of the Italian cities with the greatest number of porticoes: over 25 kilometers of covered walkways cross the historic center, connecting squares, churches, noble palaces, shops, and ancient city streets.

What to do in and around Padua in Autumn 2025

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In autumn, Padua lights up with colors and flavors, from turning red trees and luminous mists on the Euganean Hills to chestnuts roasting on the fire and new wine. Here are our suggestions on what to see and do in Padua in autumn 2025:

The Pedrocchi Café: what a story!

If you find yourselves in Padua, visiting the Pedrocchi Café is a must. Because the Pedrocchi Café in Padua isn’t just any café, and it’s not even just one of Italy’s historical cafés: it’s part of the history and identity of the city, like Prato della Valle and the Basilica of Saint Anthony, belonging to the memory of every person that’s been here.

The statues in Prato della Valle: the map to recognise them

Prato della Valle, the biggest square in all of Europe after Moscow’s Red Square, with the Caffè Pedrocchi is one of the symbols of Paduan identity. With its 90,000 m2 surface, it can legitimately boast the title of one of the most beautiful pedestrian zones in the world.

In the centre of the famous “lawn with no grass” is the island of Memmia.
A vast egg-shaped garden adorned with 4 bridges, 8 obelisks, 16 ornamental vases and a canal whose inner and outer border has pedestals upon which rise sculptures installed between 1775 and 1883 by various artists. But who do they represent?