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@ Ayan: Yeah it’s nice to walk around here. No people that you can see but it’s quite safe 🙂
sarap naman maglakad dyan. deeeym
@ Marisol: I remember being taken aback when I arrived there. Coming from Florence where there were so many people, Padua really seemed provincial. And yet, it’s a lively city too, especially in the areas near the universities. Hope to be back there to spend more than 2 days. I don’t think I did Padova justice.
Hi Aleah, I visited the Basilica of St Anthony de Padua the first time I went to Italy. St. Anthony was my late father’s patron saint and I made a pilgrimage to the Basilica for him. It was a very touching moment. The energy in the basilica seemed to powerful. Like you, I found the city very laid back. I also found the people very friendly. An old women who I asked direction ended up walking me and my friend from the train station to the basilica to make sure we wouldn’t get lost. It was one of my best memory of the trip.