Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center

Over time, the San Gaetano Cultural Center has become a place of reference for the city of Padua, a space open to citizens, who primarily want to inform, promote and disseminate culture in all its many forms.

The Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center organizes and offers various interesting exhibitions, debates, festivals, thematic reviews, courses and conferences; In addition, for some years now, prominent events have been held that attract hundreds of visitors.

The Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center was born in 2008 from the renovation of the former Court, which was previously a convent complex. It is currently structured on four different levels for a total of 12,000 square meters of overall extension.

This reality demonstrates a strong vocation for cultural proposals aimed at the youngest, it is accredited as a venue for multifaceted activities, a Paduan place "to be experienced", in which to socialize, study, attend concerts, shows, have lunch or drink a coffee, perhaps while you are intent on reading a good book.

The Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center in Padua offers spaces and services for all age groups

In the San Gaetano Cultural Center you can range from the Civic Library, which offers a rich historical section, for the consultation of ancient, rare and valuable material and an open shelf path, to the activities of the Youth Project that offer updates and initiatives on the world of work, creativity, animation.

The Altinate Cultural Center also offers the possibility of surfing the net and using spaces for study and reading.
Other activities are then proposed for children, through workshops and periodic educational courses.

Exhibitions, exhibitions, festivals and moments of culture are other key elements of the Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center, constantly proposed through a rich calendar.

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Center opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 8:00 to 20:00; Sunday from 10:00 to 20:00.
Times may vary in relation to the events hosted and the various activities that take place.

Map: Altinate San Gaetano Cultural Center