Grand finale in Piazza Pedrocchi Piazza Pedrocchi takes its name from the café it houses: the Pedrocchi (also known as the 'café without doors' because open day and night until 1916), located in the very city-center, it soon became the most prestigious meeting place for academics, intellectuals, writers, artists and students from all over Padua. So the Festival's closing party had to take place here, no other place would have been better environment for the Tango travelers. Here, everything from the commemorative plaques inside the café that pay tribute to famous guests (such as: Gabriele D'Annunzio, Ippolito Nievo, Eleonora…
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Grand finale in Piazza Pedrocchi Piazza Pedrocchi takes its name from the café it houses: the Pedrocchi (also known as the 'café without doors' because open day and night until 1916), located in the very city-center, it soon became the most prestigious meeting place for academics, intellectuals, writers, artists and students from all over Padua. So the Festival's closing party had to take place here, no other place would have been better environment for the Tango travelers. Here, everything from the commemorative plaques inside the café that pay tribute to famous guests (such as: Gabriele D'Annunzio, Ippolito Nievo, Eleonora…