The province of Padua
A PERFECT DESTINATION FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO COMBINE ART, NATURE AND GOOD LIVING
The province of Padua, in the heart of the Veneto region, is a perfect destination for those seeking a blend of art, nature, and fine living. From the masterpieces of the city of Padua to the gentle slopes of the Euganean Hills, this area offers captivating landscapes, historic villages, renowned spas, and a rich food and wine tradition.
Why visit:
- Art and city: Padua is home to the famous Scrovegni Chapel, Caffè Pedrocchi, and a vibrant historic center.
- Nature and relaxation: The Euganean Hills, gently rising from the Veneto plain, are nestled in a Regional Park where you can hike through woods, vineyards, and olive groves. Euganean Hills Wine Route
- Authentic food and wine: Fine wines, olive oil, local vegetables, and quality restaurants make the province also excellent for gourmet tourism.
- The "Euganean Hills Wine Route" runs through the province of Padua, a route that connects wineries, agritourism farms, olive oil mills, restaurants, and traditional shops.
Territory and Characteristics
The Euganean Hills are of volcanic origin, giving the soil mineral characteristics favorable to vines.
The microclimate is influenced by the proximity to the sea and the hilly morphology, which allows for very interesting production.
Municipalities along the route include Torreglia, Arquà Petrarca, Galzignano, Cinto Euganeo, Vò Euganeo, and Teolo... each with its own charm and wineries worth visiting.
Products and Wines Worth Knowing
Among the most representative wines: Colli Euganei Fior d'Arancio DOCG (sparkling, dry, and passito) and Colli Euganei Rosso DOC.
White wines such as Moscato and sparkling whites such as Serprino complete the offering. Thermae Abano Montegrotto
In addition to wine, there are olive groves, fruit orchards, vegetables, and a cuisine that emphasizes seasonality.
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