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A cast-iron newspaper kiosk of 1882, half neo-Gothic and half Liberty, moved across Mantua to spare Alberti's basilica…
Mantova: 11 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A cast-iron newspaper kiosk of 1882, half neo-Gothic and half Liberty, moved across Mantua to spare Alberti's basilica…
UNESCO World Heritage city shaped by Renaissance Gonzaga rule, now celebrated for art, culture, and environmental quality across…
Mantova and Sabbioneta — two Gonzaga cities 30 kilometres apart in the Po plain — represent two different…
Mantova's Palazzo Ducale holds Mantegna's Camera degli Sposi, the Renaissance chamber whose illusionistic ceiling changed the course of…
Mantova, ringed by artificial lakes, and Sabbioneta, an ideal city built from scratch by the Gonzaga, together form…
Mantua's lake-bound old town holds Mantegna's illusionistic Camera degli Sposi and Giulio Romano's Palazzo Te, jointly inscribed with…
The residence of the Gonzaga dynasty for four centuries (1328–1707) — a palace complex occupying an entire city…
The most subversive building of the Italian Renaissance — a "pleasure palace" built for Federico II Gonzaga by…
The Synagogue Tempio Norsa Torrazzo, also known as the Norsa-Torrazzo Synagogue, is one of the historic synagogues of…
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