The church of Sant'Antonio (facade) in Padua, Italy.
Copernicus was student
in Padua (Padova in Italian)
studying astronomy, astrology, and medicine in 1501--1503.
One should note that in those days astrology was considered a
necessary qualification for medicine: a doctor had to be able
predict the effect of the stars on health.
Galileo was a professor of
mathematics and astronomy at the
University of Padua from 1592--1610.
Credit: Digital Imaging Project of Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffton College; download site Digital Imaging Project's Padua, Italy site. The download site gives more information.