Bo Palace

Via VIII Febbraio, 2, 35122 Padova PD, Italy

RATING (4.7)

Reviews

Kristen Sadler
Kristen Sadler
a week ago

The highlight of my time in Padova. To visit this famous seat of learning was a great experience. There are hourly small-group tours in italian and english, the guide was friendly and very knowledgeable. The history is fascinating, and the anatomy theatre was very interesting.

Giancarlo De Pol
Giancarlo De Pol
3 weeks ago

The Bo' palace is the central headquarter of Padua university, one of the oldest in the world (after Paris and Bologna), dating from 1222. Notable features inside are the collections of coats of arms from ancient noble students, the pulpit where Galileo used to teach, and the anatomical theater, where students of old learnt from dissections on dead bodies, when elsewhere it was forbidden to do so.

Lorenzo Vinc
Lorenzo Vinc
a week ago

Located in the heart of Padova this is one of the place where you will feel the history of the university of this amazing city.

Lourdes
Lourdes
in the last week

Historical, educational & an incredible experience in Padua. One of Padua's highlights to most see. Unforgettable experience.

Ava Bai
Ava Bai
5 months ago

Incredible history, one of the first “independent” universities of Europe where luminaries from all over Europe and some beyond those countries come to study law and medicine without religious associations. Profound anatomy theatre in wood, that has survived until this day. Stunning halls where Galileo came to teach, claiming this to be one his favorite places and experiences of his lifetime. Tours available in English and comes with ticket purchase. Don’t miss this if you are in Padua, such interesting walls as well where many of the graduating class has created plaques commemorating their years there. University is still operational today which makes it even cooler!