Yourbanflat is a company focused on short term rentals. It’s designed for businessmen, tourists, visiting professors, employers, but also for families and groups of friends. You can have the unique opportunity to live in a real Italian home, for as long as you want: a long weekend, a few weeks or a few months. The guest’s experience becomes memorable because we do not just give him a bed: if he comes from afar, we reveal the magic of the places he visits and of a thousand-year history. We want our clients to find more than they are looking for. So, what are you waitng for? Pack your bags, leave and enjoy your stay because Yourbanflat is your home, even far from home.

Close to Scrovegni Chapel and to centro culturale San Gaetano, which hosts every year the famous Vintage Festival event. This studio is perfect for a couple looking forward to a relaxing weekend or for who is travelling for working reasons and wants to stay near the city centre. CIR 028060-LOC-02243 - CIN IT028060B4DKFOJ4KO Lovely studio recently constructed, positioned in the pedestrian area of Padua and part of an elegant building, at the 2nd floor with elevator. Yourbanflat Porta Altinate is accurately furnished and composed by a comfortable living area with double bed and a kitchen with all the necessary items, a bathroom with shower and a little terrace. Moreover, the apartment is equipped with centralised air conditioning and heating and free Wi-Fi. It's a self check in apartment.

From the apartment you can easily move towards every tourist destination: the squares with market in the morning and where you can taste the famous Spritz during the evening, Duomo Cathedral are a few minutes’ walk from the house, the old Santa Sofia's Church, Scrovegni Chapel with Giotto's frescos, Centro Culturale San Gaetano wich every September hosts the Vintage Festival event; the University of Padua, the biggest Italian square, Prato della Valle, and the known St. Anthony Basilica. The whole of Padua is accessible from here with public transport: the tram stop “Ponti Romani” and the bus stop are just a couple of minutes’ walk from the house. You also have the train station in 10 minutes by walk, where the train leave every 30 minutes towards Venice and every hour towards Verona. To use city buses and tram visitors must buy a 75-minutes ticket sold at any kiosk or tobacco shop.