Taxi and Transfer Padua

If you are planning a trip to Padua, find out in advance how to get there from the airport – booking a taxi (transfer) will help you get there in comfort.  

Padua is an ancient late-Gothic city near Venice. A cultural capital in the 14th century, it still preserves the artistic masterpieces of Giotto di Bondone. You can truly enjoy this city by wandering through its medieval squares and arcaded streets. 

Padua is a must-visit. Read on to find out how to get there, what to see, where to stay and how to book a taxi transfer to Padua. 

Padua – Where to Stay and What to See 

You will find  all kinds of accommodation here. Standing "in the shadow" of Venice, Padua is not as spoiled by tourists as the "city on the water", so accommodation prices are very reasonable. Hostels are ideal for a budget holiday, while those who prefer a more refined stay can choose luxury hotels. 

Padua's centuries-old history promises plenty of interest. Excavations show that there was a settlement here as early as the 11th century BC. Padua's most famous sights are the Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua, the Basilica of Santa Giustina, the Scrovegni Chapel and the Botanical Garden. The city is also home to Caffè Pedrocchi, whose doors stayed open day and night for 85 years! You have to agree, there is a lot to see in Padua! 

Padua – How to Get There: Taxi, Transfer

Scheduled buses and trains run to Padua regularly, and the nearest airports are in Venice, Verona and Treviso. However, if you choose this way of travelling, be prepared for waiting, queues and stuffy carriages. It may save you a little money, but your holiday will begin with stress: you have to fit in with timetables and make every connection, and tickets may simply sell out. So when deciding how to get to Padua, consider a taxi or a transfer. 

Booking a Taxi in Padua 

Italian taxis have their own peculiarities, which are worth bearing in mind on your trip. 

• If you book by phone, bear in mind that the dispatchers won't understand you, as they speak only Italian. 
• Hailing a car on the street is not customary in Italy. And if you do manage it, the driver most likely won't have a licence – which can mean a fine for the passenger too. 
• Very chatty taxi drivers can be intrusive. If the driver sees that you understand Italian, he will talk the whole way.
• If you travel at the weekend or on a public holiday, you risk being left without a car altogether,  because there are huge numbers of tourists on those days. 
• On top of the already high fare, the taxi driver will expect a tip – traditionally at least 10% of the fare. 

So a local taxi in Padua is not a very convenient option either. 

Padua Transfer 

A Taxi Transfer Service transfer is booked in advance, so there is nothing to worry about. On arrival, a driver will be waiting for you with a name sign. 

You specify the class (economy, business or premium) and capacity you need when booking. Child seats and the transport of oversized luggage can also be arranged. To pre-book a transfer to Padua, all we need is your name and contact details. You can provide more detailed flight information before departure. 

With ttstaxi, you can be confident that the company is fully licensed and the drivers are qualified. We provide our clients with first-class service! 

A transfer to Padua is not just a taxi. It is a whole range of services to organise your trip! New cars, English-speaking managers and drivers, safety and comfort – an excellent start to your holiday! 

You can pay for the transfer online or in cash to the driver. You know the price in advance, and it will not change along the way! Travel with pleasure – travel with Taxi Transfer Service!