Eremitani Museums

Seriously... Such a big place and NO ENGLISH descriptions. Translating everything on phone is impossible for place this big. Such a shame in a tourists place like Padova! Especially that ticket is super expensive. Also "models", not a real things to see.

An excellent collection of finds and excavated material, presented in a reasonably logical way. The museum is traditional, in that it is static with little or no recreation of past local cultures. No visit map or audio guide available. Investment is needed in new museum presentation technology and techniques.

Excellent collection of archaeological artifacts and Italian art. You can find works of Giotto, Guariento, Bellini, Vivarini, Tintoretto and many others. Highly recommended

Free entry as part of your ticket to Scrovegni Chapel. It's a big rambling museum with pockets of gold that can be tiring to find. There's a good casual cafe that's worth a visit as a welcome spot to refresh and restore your energy. We were there for an exhibition that seemed to me like C20 guff. The most interesting aspect was the poster.

Not a bad place to spend 20 min waiting to enter the chapel. Has artifacts from the ancient veneti people. Niche but interesting.

Exhibition is very big but all description in Italian so if you do not know the language you will not know what you are seing.

A hidden gem in the Veneto region; this museum boasts minor works of art compared to bigger Venice museums, however they are 1) many, 2) chronologically arranged, 3) very representative of Venetian art in the XVII century!

What an awesome museum, they have a very unique and large collection of ancient artifacts, antiques, paintings, statues, sculptures and much more. The museums collection is very well preserved and displayed. It’s a very historical, educational and interesting experience. I really enjoyed the time I spent here and I would definitely recommend checking out this wonderful museum and its collection.