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Catholic pilgrimage guide · Italy

Padua,
Anthony and a city of saints.

Build beyond the Basilica of St. Anthony through Arcella, St. Leopold Mandić, St. Justina, and the diocesan cathedral.

5 sacred places3 devotional areas1–2 day journeys

The essential pilgrimage

St. Anthony from basilica to Arcella

Pray at Anthony’s tomb, then follow his final journey to the place of death at Arcella.

Suggested journeys

Choose your pace

Each journey can be saved directly to your account with its day assignments, stop order and pilgrimage notes intact.

1 day

The essential Padua pilgrimage

A focused day through the city’s principal shrine, saint, and Catholic-history destinations.

  1. Day 1 · MorningBasilica of St. AnthonyBegin with prayer and enough time for the principal sacred place.
  2. Day 1 · Late morningSanctuary of ArcellaContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
  3. Day 1 · AfternoonSanctuary of St. Leopold MandićContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
  4. Day 1 · Late afternoonBasilica of St. JustinaContinue prayerfully and verify current opening or liturgy before arrival.
2 days

Padua in depth

A slower pilgrimage that makes room for worship, historic context, and the sacred places beyond the central landmark.

  1. Day 1 · MorningBasilica of St. AnthonyAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  2. Day 1 · MiddaySanctuary of ArcellaAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  3. Day 1 · AfternoonSanctuary of St. Leopold MandićAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  4. Day 2 · MorningBasilica of St. JustinaAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.
  5. Day 2 · MiddayPadua Cathedral and BaptisteryAllow time for prayer and confirm the official visitor or liturgy schedule.

A modern saint

St. Leopold and confession

Let the sanctuary of St. Leopold turn the guide toward reconciliation and Christian unity.

Benedictine and diocesan Padua

St. Justina, St. Luke, and the cathedral

Complete the city through ancient relic traditions, monastic prayer, and the local Church.

The complete collection

Every mapped sacred place

A pilgrim’s note

Leave room for grace.

Opening hours, liturgies, security arrangements and route access can change. Confirm every major detail shortly before your visit.

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