Editing Padua (section)

===Churches===
Padua's historic core includes numerous churches of significant architectural and artistic value. These include:

*[[Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua]] – Built in 1235.
*[[Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, Padua|Santa Caterina d'Alessandria]] – Documented since the 13th century.
*[[San Clemente, Padua|San Clemente]] – Built in 1190.
*[[Santa Croce, Padua|Santa Croce]] – Built in 1737.
*[[San Daniele, Padua|San Daniele]] – Completed in 1076.
*[[Church of the Eremitani]] – Built in 1276.
*[[Sant'Andrea, Padua|Sant'Andrea]] – Founded in the 12th century.
*[[Church of Saint Francis the Greater (Padua)|San Francesco]] – Consecrated in 1430.
*[[San Gaetano, Padua|San Gaetano Church]] – Built between 1574 and 1576.
*[[Abbey of Santa Giustina|Abbey Church of Santa Giustina]] – The original structure was built in 520 and expanded in 1050.
*[[Padua Cathedral|Basilica Cathedral of the Assumption of St. Mary]] – The current structure, the fourth on this site, was built in 1551.
*[[Church of Santa Maria dei Servi, Padua|Santa Maria dei Servi]] – Dedicated in 1511.
*[[Scrovegni Chapel]] – Consecrated in 1305.
*[[Santa Sofia Church (Padua)|Church of Saint Sofia]] – Dating from the 10th century.
*[[St. George's Oratory, Padua|Oratory of St George]] – Built between 1376 and 1377.