Mozart@Padova

Back to Padua Mozart@Padova, the festival dedicated to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the connections between the composer and the city.

The 2026 edition features concerts, meetings, and cultural initiatives carried out in collaboration with musical institutions, cultural organizations, and local realities. An opportunity to listen to Mozart's music and explore his presence in European cultural history.

The festival involves various venues in the city and brings together musicians, scholars, and young interpreters. Designed and curated by Arch. Paola Cattaneo since its first edition in 2021, it has recovered the memory of the fifteen-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus, accompanied by his father Leopold on a musical visit, and more, to Padua on March 12, 13, and 14, 1771.

In this sixth edition, the City’s participation in the festival has further expanded, involving Institutions and Associations, Museums, Churches, Basilicas, Cinemas, and Bookstores, all enthusiastically ready to host the 18 events planned over a month, from March 12 to April 12.

Free access, except for the Concert of the Solisti Veneti, to all events (concerts, conferences, cinema, book presentations) in order to allow locals and tourists to enjoy this cultural and musical offering freely.