Tuesday to Sunday:
10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Last entry: 6:15 pm
Closed on Mondays
Closed on 24 and 25 December
Special openings:
Monday 7 December
Monday 28 December
Monday 4 January
Monday 8 February
Palazzo Zabarella
via degli Zabarella 14, Padova
Palazzo Zabarella is located in the center of Padua
in a pedestrian area and can be reached by foot
from railway station and from Prato della Valle in 15 minutes.
From railway station in 6 minutes:
Tram direction Capolinea Sud - Guizza.
Urban bus lines 3 and 12 (Ponti Romani stop).
Via A4 from Milan or Venice and A13 from Bologna.
Exit Padova Est, follow for Basilica of Sant’Antonio.
Parking: Park Padova Centro, Prato della Valle Parking.
Tuesday to Sunday:
10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Last entry: 6:15 pm
Closed on Mondays
Closed on 24 and 25 December
Special openings:
Monday 7 December
Monday 28 December
Monday 4 January
Monday 8 February
We have two priorities: protecting art and making your experience unique. In order to promote the best and most enjoyable visit experience for each of our guests, we point out that:
Taking photographs is not permitted. For the use of professional or semi-professional equipment (photos and videos) it is allowed only after accreditation to the press office.
The structure allows the reception of visitors in autonomous wheelchairs accompanied by ramps placed at the entrance. The connections between the rooms allow the passage of wheelchairs. Standard lift to the halls allows wheelchairs with a width of no more than 72 cm. In the structure there is a service wheelchair which can also be used independently.
Palazzo Zabarella is located in historic center of Padua, so the building represents the perfect starting point towards a vast opportunity for excursions in the city. Many are the places of historical-artistic importance and of tourist interest, among which we can certainly mention: the famous Basilica of Sant’Antonio; the splendid Scrovegni Chapel; the historic Caffè Pedrocchi; Piazza dei Signori with the Clock Tower, Piazza della Frutta with Torre degli Anziani and Piazza delle Erbe with Palazzo della Regione.