I love the shops here! All the local specialties can be found. On Saturdays, the market is fantastic. The tents are open from sun up until sundown and they have everything from crafts to produce to wonderful risoto and local honey. The clothing market is nice too but I'm a sucker for the food. In the winter, there is always... More

A lot of space and attention for old and counterfeit money as well as sculptures. It takes you only approx 30 minutes. More

As others have mentioned, the frescoes show much more than just more religious images. Life of the people, astrological signs, and more. And the giant wodden horse too! You could fit two basketball courts in there, and the ceiling is so high! -- and made like the upside-down hull of a ship. Well worth a stop, especially if you get... More

This two storey building has so much history and beauty within, the lower level of the building contains food stalls and the upper floor contains the amazing frescoes. On the day of our visit it was raining and we found it difficult to find the entry to the upper floor, of course it was on the last corner of the... More

The palazzo is great work of architecture. You also inside the building and around it to enjoy it fully. More

While the Giotto frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel (deservedly) get most of the attention from tourists, the Palazzo della Ragione contains a remarkable set of frescoes, planned initially by Giotto, but redone by other hands after the initial set were destroyed in a fire. If the Scrovegni frescoes tell a familiar story (Mary's life, her son's life and death) powerfully,... More