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Rent a motorcycle in Padua with Rent A Ride
On the outskirts of the Po valley lies Padua, one of Italy’s oldest cities. Here, you’ll find historical buildings where venerable masters of art lived their creative lives. In the Basilica of Saint Anthony, the patron saint of lost things, art treasures by the famous sculptor Donatello are among the things you’ll discover. Outside in the open air, Italian culture is also on show: the Prato della Valle in Padua – or Padova in Italian – is one of Europe’s largest and most stunning inner city squares. A canal encircles the oval square, which is decorated with obelisks and statues. Here, having enjoyed your BMW motorcycle to the full, it might be time for a stroll.
Besides its fascinating old town, Padua also has a great deal to offer bikers, for Padua lies between Verona and Venice, in the region of Veneto. From your rental station, you can therefore go on day trips to these cities, explore the landscape on your motorbike, or ride through the Veneto border country.
Descubrir Padua con la moto
Hire a motorcycle – explore Padua and the surrounding countryside
In the countryside bordering Veneto, challenging routes await you: scenic mountain roads contrast with the flat expanses of the Po valley. Here, riding fun is certainly on the menu! Take a tour to Valsugana, where dual carriageways guide you through the ravishing mountain landscape. If you want to park your motorcycle overnight, a good tip is to visit a distillery in Bassano del Grappa, a picturesque little town on the way. From Padua, it’s also not far to the sea and salty air, where miles of coast roads will lead you past beaches.
Padua is perfectly situated for exploring the whole of Veneto on your motorbike. At the motorcycle rental shop you can choose from different models and set off on your tour straight away. You can then immerse yourself in cultural highlights, lush countryside and the northern Italian way of life! Padua’s old town is the city’s historical centre. Large markets are held on the Piazza delle Erbe and the Piazza delle Frutta, where you can try out fresh, tasty produce from the region.
