Padua

Padua
Padua in the PC release of Mario's Time Machine
First appearance	Mario's Time Machine (1993)
Greater location	Veneto, Italy
Inhabitants	Humans (including Galileo Galilei)

Padua (Italian: Padova) is a city in Italy. In 1592, Galileo Galilei moves there and becomes an instructor at the University of Padua. It then becomes the location of his various experiments and inventions, including his Telescope. However, in Mario's Time Machine, Bowser travels back in time to Padua in the year 1610 and steal Galileo's Telescope, and Mario later goes to the city after traveling back in time himself to return the Telescope without knowing that it belongs to Galileo. As a result of this, he talks to various other people within Padua, including a poet getting ready for a live performance, a man out on a date, and one of Galileo's students. Eventually, Mario confirms that the Telescope belongs to Galileo, visits him at the top of a building, and returns the Telescope. After Galileo uses his Telescope to good effect, Mario leaves the city by traveling through time again.

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^a Exclusive to the DOS/PC releases ^b Exclusive to the Deluxe release ^c Exclusive to the NES release ^d Not in the SNES release

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-'''{{wp|Padua}}''' is a city in {{wp|Italy}}. In 1610, [[Galileo Galilei]] moves there and becomes an instructor at the {{wp|University of Padua}}. It then becomes the location of his various experiments and inventions, including his [[Telescope (Padua)|Telescope]]. However, in ''[[Mario's Time Machine]]'', [[Bowser]] travels back in time to Padua in the year 1610 and steal Galileo's Telescope, and [[Mario]] later goes to the city after travelling back in time himself to return the Telescope without knowing that it belongs to Galileo. As a result of this, he talks to various other people within Padua, including a poet getting ready for a live performance, a man out on a date, and one of Galileo's students. Eventually, Mario confirms that the Telescope belongs to Galileo, visits him at the top of a building, and returns the Telescope. After Galileo uses his Telescope to good effect, Mario leaves the city by traveling through time again.
+'''{{wp|Padua}}''' (Italian: '''''Padova''''') is a city in {{wp|Italy}}. In 1592, [[Galileo Galilei]] moves there and becomes an instructor at the {{wp|University of Padua}}. It then becomes the location of his various experiments and inventions, including his [[Telescope (Padua)|Telescope]]. However, in ''[[Mario's Time Machine (PC)|Mario's Time Machine]]'', [[Bowser]] travels back in time to Padua in the year 1610 and steal Galileo's Telescope, and [[Mario]] later goes to the city after traveling back in time himself to return the Telescope without knowing that it belongs to Galileo. As a result of this, he talks to various other people within Padua, including a poet getting ready for a live performance, a man out on a date, and one of Galileo's students. Eventually, Mario confirms that the Telescope belongs to Galileo, visits him at the top of a building, and returns the Telescope. After Galileo uses his Telescope to good effect, Mario leaves the city by traveling through time again. {{br}}
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