We only went as it was included in the price of the ticket to the Scrovegni Chapel, as we hadn't really heard of it. The first couple of floors contain exhibits found during excavations, so there is a varied display of objects, including some gorgeous...More

Already from outside it looks impressive. Inside there are several interesting museums. Due to my time budget, I was only in the temporal exhibiton about Daniela and Marzia Banci, which was free of charge. But I think also the big museum is worth to go.

This little-visited museum across the street from the famous Scrovegni Chapel houses a variety of collections of decorative arts (glassware, ceramics, silverware, jewelry, textiles, and furniture), as well as a large coin collection. We were glad we stopped to visit.

We felt obliged to come as it was included in the ticket for the Scrovegni Chapel. I was a bit museum-ed out by the time I got here but it's worth doing a quick round and taking note of some of the unusual pieces. There's...More

We went there around noon to make reservation of seeing Cappella degli Scrovegni. We could get 18:15 and paid for it. We had time, so, we decided to take a look of this museum as the guidebook recommend the collection. It's great. There are so...More

Because it was across the street and a ticket to it came with the ticket to the Scrovenghi Chapel, and also because I have some interest in the applied arts, I took in the Palazzo Zuckermann. Most of this museum could be characterized as the...More

Included as part of the Padova Tourist Card, this fine arts museum is on two floors and offers a lot of varying exhibits from ceramics to jewellery and furniture. Well worth seeing.