Store Your Luggage Around Padova With Bounce

Located in northeast Italy, Padova, also known as Padua, is the capital of the province of the same name. One of the oldest cities in Italy, Padova was incorporated in 1183 BC by Prince Antenor and boasts some of the most iconic religious buildings in Italy.

While you are in Padua, be sure to take the time to see some of the major attractions like the oldest botanical garden in the world, the 1545 Orto Botanico di Padova, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Some of the other places of interest include St. Anthony's Cathedral, Scrovengi Chapel, the Ragione Palace, and the roman ruins and arena.

The city is also full of world-class restaurants, luxurious hotels, shopping malls, and museums to see. One of the most renowned cafes in Italy, the Pedrocchi Cafe, was founded in the 1700s and its architectural beauty attracts artists as well as other visitors from all over. And Padua is known as the city of scientists because the University of Padova is one of the oldest in the world.

While you are enjoying the city on holiday or after work, you do not want to be lugging along your briefcase, backpack, or bags. But don't worry, there are numerous luggage storage facilities in Padua where you can drop off your belongings.  Travel light to see the fantastic sights or head out for an amazing happy hour or dinner with the gang from the office. For example, if you are going to be near the Padova Train Station, you can find luggage storage options nearby.

Whether you have heavy bags or large bulky suitcases, you can store them at one of the many Bounce left luggage facilities. Don't spend a lot of time in this lovely Italian city looking for a place to stow your things. Padova has many Bounce baggage storage sites to choose from. Just look for the most convenient location and go drop them off.

Fun fact: The astronomical clock at Piazza dei Signori is the oldest in the world. The noon hour has the hands facing down because it is divided into 24 sections instead of just the usual 12.

Although you may be able to leave your suitcases or backpacks at the train station as we mentioned, the lockers are inconvenient if you have oversized bags. Typically you'll find a size restriction at places like these and they are not convenient to access either. Nobody wants to spend a few hours trying to find a locker big enough for their bags. You've got better things to do when touring Padua!

Using Bounce luggage storage is a breeze. Download the app and find the most convenient place to store luggage in Padova quickly and easily. Bounce is partnered with many local shops near the most popular locations, attractions, local hotels, and train stations.

Book luggage storage on the website or your phone app in minutes. Then head to a Bounce partner and store your bags. You get great service and a security seal as well as the Bounce guarantee that your bags will be safe. Leave them for a few hours or the entire day, whatever you need, and it is very affordable.

Anyone can use Bounce luggage storage, whether you are a visitor or a long-time resident. If you need to drop off your gym bag after a workout before you go out on the town, Bounce has luggage storage near just about all the main hangouts. 

For those looking for an entertainment space with everything, the Prato della Valle is the largest square in Europe. It has a large green space surrounded by a canal with 78 statues, which is a great place for a walk. Take a trip to the local museums, enjoy a bite to eat, or shop 'til you drop.

One of the best ways to get to know a city is to visit some of its museums. You will surely learn plenty about the history and culture of Padua at one of their 30+ museums and art galleries. Here are a few we think you will enjoy.

Civic Museum: The Civic Museum features artwork gathered from institutions all over Europe including The Crucifix by Giotto from the 1500s, St. Patrick by Tiepolo from the 1700s, and Madonna and Child by Boccaccio from the 1500s. There is also a courtyard with a sculpture garden.

Villa Pisani National Museum: This huge palace along the Brenta Canal is decked out in Baroque style on the outside with a gallery of information and art on the inside. It was built for the Pisani family in the 1700s and boasts over 100 rooms.

Museum of the History of Medicine: Also known as MUSME, this place has cutting-edge technology for all to use. It is a hands-on experience where everyone young and old will learn about science. See the human anatomy and how medical treatments have changed over the year.

Take the time to check out some of the bargains you can find at the markets. Or for a more modern setting, check out one of the local malls. The Sotto il Salone is another kind of shopping experience where you can find everything from goose liver to salami.

Giotto Commercial Centre: This large mall boasts more than 30 retailers and a dozen eateries. You will find national shops like Sephora alongside small kiosks run by locals. Grab some cool souvenirs at Luck or Orofino and then refuel at Ginza Japanese Restaurant or Dolcelandia Bar.

Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza della Frutta: These two squares hold one of the largest markets in Italy. The Palazzo della Ragione is a medieval market hall where you can find produce, meat, fashion items, gifts, and more. While you are there, you can see a huge array of frescoes and a giant wooden horse built in 1466.

Centro Commerciale Palladio: Find more than 80 shops and restaurants from high-end boutiques to bargain stores. You will find over 40 name brands including Stradivarius, H&M, and Zara as well as a hypermarket. The food court boasts 10 eateries with something for everyone and there is a theater where you can catch a movie.

You have to try the local cuisines while you are in Padova. The Italian food here is exquisite with risotto with rovinassi as the top dish in the city but you can also get some amazing pasta dishes, pizza, and fantastic Italian wines.

Le Calandre: With three Michelin stars, this elegant dining establishment is unbelievable. Chef Massimiliano is creative so your food is always unique and stunning. Choose from a 3, 4, or 5-course meal with dishes like risotto passi d'oro and cannelloni croccanti di ricotta. You will need to dress nicely and make reservations in advance.

Soul Kitchen: Grab some grub from Soul Kitchen for a big huge burger at a nice low price. The atmosphere is casual, the vibe is friendly, and the staff is awesome. Locals say this is the best burger in town so that means something. They also have some great beers.

Gelateria Giotto: Looking for some authentic and delicious gelato? You are in the right city for it. Gelateria Giotto has a wonderful array of flavors both classic and unique. Try the honey and nuts, pistachio with chocolate chips, or cherry mango pineapple.

Padova is just a train ride away from Venice, Pisa, and Bologna. If you plan on enjoying any of these cities for a few hours or few days, make sure to make use of all of the convenient Bounce luggage storage facilities in Italy.

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