
Peter Hammill Live in Padua: Sala dei Giganti on November 15, 2026
31 August 2026
Padua is preparing to host a major cultural event: from October 24, 2026, to March 14, 2027, the prestigious Palazzo Zabarella opens its doors to a groundbreaking monographic exhibition dedicated to Max Pechstein (1881–1955), a leading figure of German Expressionism and member of the renowned Die Brücke group.
The exhibition features over 120 works, including vibrant paintings, watercolors, drawings, graphic art, and personal artifacts covering over five decades of his artistic journey.
Max Pechstein: Seeking Harmony with Nature
Born in Zwickau, Pechstein broke away from academic traditions after studying in Dresden to join the Die Brückecollective. An avid traveler, he drew inspiration from his trips to France, Italy, the Baltic Sea, and the South Seas, capturing the serene connection between humanity and untouched nature. Despite facing persecution during the Nazi regime as a “degenerate artist,” he was reinstated post-WWII, securing his legacy as a master of modern art.
Casa al Carmine
Staying at Casa al Carmine is the optimal choice for art lovers visiting Palazzo Zabarella. Located in Piazza Mazzini, our property is just a 700-meter walk from the Padua railway station and within walking distance of the main historic landmarks. Private parking is available upon reservation.
Tickets Info & Location
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Event: Max Pechstein Monographic Exhibition
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Dates: October 24, 2026 – March 14, 2027
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Location: Palazzo Zabarella (Padua)
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Tickets: Available on the official Palazzo Zabarella website.
How to reach Palazzo Zabarella from Casa al Carmine
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On Foot: A scenic 15-minute walk through Padua’s historic center from Piazza Mazzini directly to Palazzo Zabarella.
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By Bus from Piazza Mazzini: Take Line 11 directly from Piazza Mazzini and get off at the Riviera Ponti Romani stop, just a few steps from the venue.
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By Bus from Via Giotto: Alternatively, catch Line 13 or Line 22 from nearby via Giotto, getting off at the same Riviera Ponti Romani stop.



