
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II
Rovigo's civic heart, among palaces, arcades and city life.

Squares, art, study and places to meet.
What to do in Rovigo? This page is the starting point to discover the city as a student: landmarks, museums, squares and places to spend your free time. Rovigo is the capital of the Polesine, the land between two rivers, the Adige and the Po, with a compact historic centre you can explore on foot.
Don't miss the Due Torri of the Castle, symbol of the city, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II with the Loggia dei Nodari, the Temple of the Beata Vergine del Soccorso known as La Rotonda, Palazzo Roverella and its exhibitions, the Accademia dei Concordi and the Museo dei Grandi Fiumi. Below is the editorial selection, followed by places by category.
To enjoy the city at the weekend, also check upcoming events and outings proposed by other students.
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THE FACE OF ROVIGO

Rovigo's civic heart, among palaces, arcades and city life.

The municipal seat overlooking Rovigo's main square.

The city's most recognisable medieval landmark.

Architecture, painting and memory in the city's landmark church.

The cathedral in the heart of the city.

Art and major exhibitions in the heart of the historic centre.

Library, art gallery and civic culture since the sixteenth century.

The archaeological and territorial story of the Polesine.

A historic palazzo that is now also a university space.

A stage for performances in the centre of town.

Crenellated brick gate of the medieval town walls.

Historic Neo-Gothic hall in cast iron and glass, now an exhibition venue.

Gothic loggia on Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, now part of the Town Hall.

19th-century building in the centre, now a venue for conferences, exhibitions and events.

A Franciscan church of Gothic origin with a 19th-century façade.

The Teatro Sociale square, with Ettore Ferrari's equestrian statue.

Rovigo's octagonal landmark church, with Longhena's bell tower.

The co-cathedral of Santo Stefano, with its unfinished façade.

Civic museum in the former San Bartolomeo monastery.

Rovigo's state music conservatory.

16th-century palace by Michele Sanmicheli.

ESU self-service at the hospital.

University site run by CUR.
Free study room in the centre for university students.
Five-a-side football and padel courts near the station.
ESU dining point in the city centre, reserved for Conservatorio Venezze students.
Pharmacy in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II.
Gym on via Einaudi.

Coworking space on via Badaloni.

Cinema and theatre in the old town.

Rovigo's civic library, over 300,000 items.

Station on the Padua–Bologna line.

ESU student canteen at the Cen.Ser campus.

Rovigo's historic opera house, since 1819.

15th-century palace hosting the Pinacoteca and major exhibitions.

Torre Donà and Torre Mozza, remains of the castle.

Green path along the Adigetto canal.

Rovigo's main square.

Rovigo's main hospital, AULSS 5 Polesana.
Discover Rovigo features the Due Torri, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, La Rotonda, Palazzo Roverella, the Accademia dei Concordi and the Museo dei Grandi Fiumi. Check place pages for details and sources.
Use the Study filter in Discover Rovigo or the Study rooms and libraries page for available spaces and information.
The Rainy day filter selects indoor places such as libraries, museums and cultural spaces when listed. Check each place and its source for opening and admission details.
Start with place pages and the Rovigo map. Walking routes lists itineraries; check Weekend for events at the end of the week.
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