Euganean  Hills  Regional  Park​

Latest update: 6 March 2022
The Euganean Hills Regional Park is situated in the Province of Padua and covers an area of 180 km².

It lies 22 kilometres from the city of Padua and around 60 kilometres south west of Venice, the regional capital of Veneto. If planning a trip to the park, the best places to find hotels are Arquà Petrarca, Monselice or Padua itself.
By car, from the heart of the park you can reach Padua in around 30 minutes, Venice in just under an hour or Verona in an hour and 20 minutes. The most convenient airports for the Euganean Hills Regional Park are Venice Marco Polo Airport (68 km), Treviso Airport (78 km) or Verona Airport (104 km).
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Province: Padua

Region: Veneto

Size: 180 km²

By car: ​​Padua - 30 mins, Venice - 55 mins, Verona - 1 hr 20 mins

Fly to: ​​​​Venice Marco Polo Airport (68 km), Treviso Airport (78 km)

Recommended accommodation: Alloggio Franciscus (16 km)

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