PLEASE NOTE: It is compulsory to sign a rental contract, which involves administrative fees starting from €97, with the amount varying according to the rent. The guest will be informed of these fees when the contract is signed. IT IS COMPULSORY TO BE IN POSSESSION OF AN ITALIAN TAX CODE A charming 40 sq m ground-floor apartment, perfect for three people, with a private entrance and a beautiful internal garden. The accommodation is located in the heart of the historic centre, on one of Padua's most charming streets, characterised by the classic porticoes that connect Piazza dei Signori and the Clock Tower to the large city gate of Ponte Molino. All the city's main tourist attractions are just a few minutes' walk away! The apartment is located in a restricted traffic zone (ZTL). REGIONAL CODE: *****-LOC-02594 NATIONAL CODE: IT*****B4XPM4LYCD The interior space is organised as follows: - LIVING ROOM (connecting to the bedroom) with a queen-size sofa bed, 24" TV, split A/C, and access to the small garden; - KITCHEN with gas stove, dining table and chairs, refrigerator, kettle, microwave, kitchen utensils, and access to the small garden; - BEDROOM (connecting to the living room) with two single beds (which can be joined together to form a double bed), wardrobe; - FULL BATHROOM with raised shower stall, sink, bidet, and toilet; - PATIO with small garden (not for exclusive use and with a step for access) with a dining area with a table and chairs, and an awning; - STORAGE ROOM. FURTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE TO GUESTS: Unlimited WiFi, independent heating, split A/C, iron and ironing board, drying rack and hairdryer. Cribs and cribs available upon request (€50 Supplement); High chair available upon request (€30 supplement). PLEASE NOTE: - Apartment in the ZTL area; - Small step to access the apartment; - Small step to access the garden; - Raised shower stall; - Quiet hours: 10:00 PM - 8:00 AM. To ensure the security of your personal data, 7 days before your arrival you will receive instructions to register your documents via our Guest Portal and pay the Tourist Tax due to the Municipality of Padua. We need such procedure to verify your ids and docs and in order to send info to the police service "Alloggiati Web" which is Italian procedure to host guest in italy. You can find all the information on the official website alloggiatiweb.poliziadistato Switching on and off air conditioning and heating is subject to compliance with current Italian legislation (DPR 16/04/2013 n.74, DM 383 - 6/10/2022). Summer: the average air temperature must not get below 26°C (78,8 °F) for all kinds of buildings Winter: the weighted average of the air temperatures must not exceed 19°C (66,2 °F). Time and period of operation depend on the climatic zone defined by the standard. Padova Climatic Zone E: 13 hours a day from October 22th to April 7th * Please note: completing the registration and paying the Tourist Tax is MANDATORY in order to receive the instructions and access the apartment* The apartment has a self check-in system, therefore you will be able to access the apartment independently with the personal code that we will provide you on the day of arrival and only after filling in an online form with your data that we will have to register, as required by the law. It will be possible to enter in the apartment only from 3.00 pm. Padua is home to an ancient university, and parts of the town centre have a very studenty feel to them: young people revising under shady trees or meeting up before lectures. Successful modern business exists alongside unspoilt historical sights, and there's lots for the visitor to do. Padua's biggest tourist attraction is the Scrovegni Chapel (Cappella degli Scrovegni), with its priceless frescoes by Giotto. Despite the town's many other interesting sights, this is the only place in Padua where tourism has taken over. The Basilica of St. Anthony of Padua (known simply as Il Santo) is also on some tourism/pilgrimage circuits but through the rest of town you're more likely to encounter students and smartly-dressed businesspeople than tourists. There is a lot more to Padua than these two sights, however. The town centre is an attractive place to explore, with many historic streets to wander. It's always been a wealthy town, and has fine architecture dating to different eras. Giotto's are not the only frescoes in town, and the art-lover has masses to admire in the town's churches and art gallery. And after the visitor has enjoyed Padua's lovely parks and gardens, and strolled the pleasant arcaded streets, there is still plenty to do in the area around the town: villas to visit, boat trips and thermal spas. - From Padova FS Train Station, take bus U06 and get off at “Padova Teatro Verdi” stop, which is a 2-minute walk from the accommodation. - From Venice Marco Polo Airport, take bus E015-V and get off at “Padova Autostazione”. From there, take bus U06 and get off at “Padova Teatro Verdi”, which is a 2-minute walk from the accommodation. - If you're traveling by car, there's no parking available on the property and the apartment is located in a restricted traffic zone.