Esapolis, Padua

Name: Esapolis
Address: Via dei Colli, 28, Padua, 35143, Italy
Telephone: +39 049 891 0189

#78 among attractions in Padua

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Esapolis is an insectarium located in Padua, created by a collaboration between the Province of Padua and Butterfly Arc, a private initiative. Occupying an area of 2500 m2, it is the largest exhibition facility in Italy dedicated to this type of animal.

Coordinates: 45°23'52"N, 11°50'3"E

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Via dei Colli, 28Padua 35143 Italy

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+39 049 891 0189

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Nearby attractions include: Padua Baptistery, San Michele Oratory, Padua Cathedral, Diocesan museum of Padua.

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