Mantova Village welcomes guests into a refined open-air shopping village with over a hundred boutiques and stores. Brands include Adidas, Levi’s, Guess, Calvin Klein, Puma, Timberland, Nike, Arena, Bialetti and more. With outlet prices and an elegant ambiance, it is the perfect place to spend a few hours browsing stylish windows, cafés and seasonal offers.
One of the most important Etruscan archaeological sites in Northern Italy, where visitors can explore reconstructed dwellings, observe excavations and immerse themselves in the ancient history of the Po Valley. An educational and surprising destination, also ideal for families and school groups.
The sanctuary, commissioned by Francesco I Gonzaga in 1399 as a vow to the Virgin Mary during the plague, is one of the most evocative places in the Mantuan area. Its interior, filled with votive offerings and devotional statues, creates a powerful and popular atmosphere. Every year on August 14–15, the square in front of the sanctuary hosts the Antica Fiera delle Grazie, famous throughout Italy for the international gathering of Madonnari, street artists who paint sacred images on the pavement.
The church of Sacchetta, set in the countryside of Sustinente, preserves a simple and authentic atmosphere. Next to it lies the historic cemetery, reflecting the memory of the territory through its local family tombs. The church maintains an ancient connection.
One of the region’s finest pastry shops: artisanal creations, traditional Mantuan sweets, refined cakes and gourmet products. Perfect for a high-quality breakfast or a local gourmet gift.
A UNESCO World Heritage city overlooking its lakes, filled with Renaissance palaces, squares and charming alleys. Perfect for a sunset walk or a traditional dinner in the historic centre.
The grand residence of the Gonzaga family: courtyards, gardens, frescoed halls and the extraordinary Camera degli Sposi by Mantegna. A must-see for lovers of Italian art.
A spectacular Renaissance villa famous for Giulio Romano’s frescoes. The Room of the Giants is an immersive experience that leaves visitors speechless.
A natural corridor between Mantua and the River Po: waterways, wildlife, rural landscapes and scenic paths perfect for walking and cycling.
Bagnolo is crossed by several cycling routes linking the countryside, the Mincio river and Mantua. It also provides access to the beautiful Mantua–Peschiera route, one of the most scenic cycle paths in Northern Italy.
A majestic Benedictine complex founded in 1007. Cloisters, museums and a long spiritual history offer a deep and memorable visit.
The Castle of Villimpenta, dating back to the High Middle Ages (11th century), is a rare example of a fortress still recognisable in its original structure. The keep, walls and towers reflect a past of defence and power.
The castle of Castel d’Ario dates back to the 13th–14th century and features battlemented towers and the famous Tower of Hunger, which tells legends and stories of imprisonment.
A Gonzaga residence overlooking the River Po, featuring Renaissance architecture, inner courtyards and restored historic halls.
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