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Montagnana wheelchair accessible tours, is a medieval city located a few kilometers from Padua.

A historic village where you can immerse yourself in walls and castles with many other things to do and see.

It is famous for its perfectly preserved city walls, which have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Between the wide flat plain and the rounded profiles of the Euganean and Berici Hills in the distance, the view of Montagnana is an extraordinary sight.

As soon as you cross one of the access doors you feel projected into another time, an ancient world.

Walking through those walls that surround the entire village as if in a big and long embrace gives a pleasant sensation.

This town, although, like Monselice and Este, it boasts much older origins dating back to the Bronze Age.

It then developed as a center in Roman times, playing the role of a defensive stronghold in the late imperial period and later, under Byzantine and Lombard domination.

You can spend a nice day here observing the area, chatting with the people who live there and experience Montagnana every day and, as I usually do, enjoying the typical local dishes.

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Touring Montagnana

The visit to Montagnana can only begin from the heart of the town, Castel San Zeno.

Enter the town from the Porta Padova entrance to arrive directly in the square overlooked by the Castle.

Inside the Castle there is the Civic Museum, useful for immersing yourself even more in the history of Montagnana.

The beating heart is Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II on which the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta stands out, also interesting inside as it features prestigious paintings.

The square is surrounded by porticoed buildings.

Many cafes and some restaurants will allow you to enjoy an aperitif or lunch surrounded by a Renaissance atmosphere.

Montagnana offers not only a cultural visit but also a gastronomic one.

In fact, it is precisely here that Montagnana prosciutto is produced, which has been recognized with the D.O.P. brand, protected by the Berico-Euganeo Prosciutto Consortium.

With a sweet and fragrant flavour, you can taste it in any restaurant or as an aperitif in some bar.

It then pairs perfectly with El Schissotto, a poor bread that has been handed down for years and years in the Euganean Hills area.

It is made without yeast and looks like a flattened loaf, excellent to combine with prosciutto.

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