The Diocesan Museum of Padua, located in the historic Palazzo Vescovile next to the Cathedral of Padua, is a treasure trove of art and artifacts from the Roman Catholic Diocese. Visitors can explore collections that span from the 9th to the 19th centuries, including illuminated manuscripts, incunabula, and liturgical items. The museum's highlights include the Hall of San Gregorio Barbarigo, the Salon of the Bishops, and the Capella di Santa Maria degli Angeli, which features a triptych by Jacopo da Montagnana.