Mantova — Gonzaga Camera degli Sposi Mantegna
Mantova (UNESCO 2008, rif. 1287) è la città dei Gonzaga — la famiglia che per 379 anni (1328–1707…
Mantova (UNESCO 2008, rif. 1287) è la città dei Gonzaga — la famiglia che per 379 anni (1328–1707…
Mantova and Sabbioneta — two Gonzaga cities 30 kilometres apart in the Po plain — represent two different…
Mantova (UNESCO 2008) is the most concentrated Renaissance art and architecture city in northern Italy — a walled…
Mantova (UNESCO 2008) è la città della Camera degli Sposi di Mantegna (c.1465–74 CE) — la prima rappresentazione…
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…
Museum in Mantova dedicated to legendary racing driver Tazio Nuvolari, housing photographs, memorabilia, trophies and audiovisual materials documenting…
Te Palace is a Renaissance masterpiece built 1524–1534 by Giulio Romano for Federico II Gonzaga, now housing Mantua's…
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