Things to do in Mantua : Museums and attractions

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Mantua private walking tour

Discover the history and secrets of Mantua with a private guide and visit the magnificent Palazzo Ducale.

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The Taste of Made in Italy Cooking Class at Lake Garda

Experience the essence of Italian cuisine and learn how to make homemade fresh pasta in a cooking class.

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Mantova Village Gift Card with discount card, aperitif or breakfast

Spend a day shopping at Mantova Outlet Village, get exclusive discounts on the best-selected brands and enjoy an aperitif or breakfast for two people.

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Mantova Self-Guided Treasure Hunt and Walking Tour

Explore Mantova like never before with a self-guided treasure hunt and walking tour. Uncover hidden secrets and curiosities using our Web App. Start your adventure now!

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Introducing Mantua

Mantua was one of the main centers of the Italian and European Renaissance and thanks to its artistic and cultural heritage it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2008.

The city experienced a period of great splendor during the long domination of the Gonzaga family, who ruled Mantua from the middle of the fourteenth century to the early eighteenth century. Religious and civil monuments that today are considered the major attractions of the city came into existence during their reign.

Churches, palaces, towers, castles: Mantua offers a wide range of civil and religious monuments and architecture. The city's 'Duomo' is the Cathedral, dedicated to St. Peter, that was built in the later years of the 12th century in Romanesque style with small influences of Gothic Art. The oldest churches in the city are the Basilica of Sant'Andrea and San Lorenzo Church and they are of great historical and artistic interest.