Residenza Subitosanto manages around 15 Apartments. We will remain in contact via WhatsApp or if you prefer via the Booking platform, you can always ask for information and we will try to respond as quickly as possible. In this sense, I remind you that you have a handbook inside your apartment with lots of useful information that you may need. A thousand thanks

Elegant and modern apartment inside SubitoSanto, the residence tailor-made for you in the heart of Padua. In a building of inestimable historical and artistic value, the accommodation will welcome you in a modern and comfortable environment, created to satisfy every need, preserving the classic warmth and hospitality of the Italian style. We are located in the heart of the city of Padua, a few steps from the Basilica of Sant'Antonio and Prato della Valle, one of the largest squares in Europe.

The Piazzale della Basilica del Santo in Padua is a spacious square located in front of the Basilica of Sant'Antonio, one of the most important places of worship in Italy and an important pilgrimage center. The square is a popular destination for both worshipers and tourists, and is characterized by a combination of historic architecture and a vibrant atmosphere. The square is dominated by the majestic Basilica of Sant'Antonio, with its characteristic domes and Gothic arches. This basilica is an important place of veneration dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, one of the most venerated saints in the Catholic Church. The basilica's facade is adorned with sculptures and intricate architectural details, and inside are stunning works of art, including frescoes, sculptures, and Baroque altars. The Piazzale della Basilica del Santo is a welcoming and hospitable place, with benches and spaces to sit, making it an ideal place to rest and admire the surrounding architecture. The square is surrounded by historic buildings, including cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops, which add a touch of liveliness to the place. It is also a common starting point for pilgrims heading to the basilica to pray or visit St. Anthony's tomb.