Historic charm
and timeless atmosphere

Going up to the upper floors, the taste becomes more refined and the experience more sublime. The Galileo suite is the most elegant of the entire tower. The soft colors refer to the green of the centuries-old park while the frescoed ceiling incorporates the shades of the flowers that adorn the garden. Everything, from the original antique furniture to the large spaces, seems to suggest an atmosphere of deep and almost timeless serenity. Here you can immerse yourself in reading while sitting in the study that offers a view of the large park. From this room you can access the top floor where we find the living room of the suite with a ceiling with exposed beams and frescoed walls that recall the colors of the surrounding nature. The furniture retains original pieces with an antique flavor but also ranges towards a contemporary taste. Natural light floods the rooms and suggests a haven of well-being in the bustling heart of the city. Here, too, a private bathroom will ensure maximum comfort and privacy.

Our guests will be greeted with a welcome drink and during their stay they will have parking and wi-fi available. Upon reservation it will be possible to have breakfast served in the room and a space for pets.

The Wine Tower is surrounded by a centuries-old park that tells stories and hides secrets.
The large windows of the suites overlook a prosperous vegetation that creates a suggestive and fairytale atmosphere. You can't help but admire the Negundo maple, the second largest maple in Europe, which has stood majestically in the heart of the garden for 400 years.

When Padua donated itself to Venice, in 1405, it could enjoy a long period of development and peace, interrupted for a short moment only in the 1500s, by conflicts and wars. Venice, in the sixteenth century, will decide to equip the city with new walls, more solid to face the new weapons that used gunpowder; thus, it was decided, in the area where our Tower stands, to move the Saracinesca door (the door that allowed to block the river passage) a few meters further south and to build a defense bastion. Today this place created for the protection of Padua is a cultural cenacle and a privileged venue for tastings of Massimago wines.