Mantua reached its peak on both the administrative and artistic level under the rule of the Gonzaga family, who came to power in 1328. At present, the city still bears the mark of the flourishing Renaissance period in its monuments and art collections.
The old historic city centre exists of small dusty medieval streets that lead to one of the many piazzas, churches or palaces, the most renowned one being the Palazzo Ducale with its many rooms, numerous courtyards and impressive frescoes.
The city, bordering on three sides on the river Mincio, is also better known as the city of the poet Virgil and the Rennaissance painter Mantegna or as the setting for Verdi's Rigoletto. Mantua is known as Mantova in italian.

Artemisia is a new and modern Residence which offers to the guests the chance to stay in a cosy, familiar and kind ambience. It’s located in the middle of the road to Mantova-Verona and the one to the Garda Lake. Its rooms are v...

• Single room with bath starting from 35.00 Euro per person/night
• Double room with bath starting from 29.50 Euro per person/night
• Triple room with bath starting from 27.30 Euro per person/night
• Quadruple room with bath starting from 27.00 Euro per person/night

Located in a 16th century building in the heart of historical Mantua, in the pedestrian area, La Marasca is an oasis of peace and relax, a perfect place to stay when visiting the town either for business, or just as a tourist. Old Ma...

The B&b La Dimora delle calendule is a villa located in Cerese Virgilio, a few steps from Mantova, the famous town of Gonzaga. We will welcome you in the calm of our large garden where you can spend a pleasant stay in a relaxed...

Casa San Domenico is located in the heart of Mantua, a few steps from the charming Piazza delle Erbe and the Palace of Gonzaga. It is right in front of Campanile of San Domenico and historical loggias of Giulio Romano dating back to 15...

Farm Valle San Martino has very ancient origins as it has been a property of the Moreschis since 1660. It is situated in San Benedetto Po, a few miles away from the village famous for the Polironiano Museum. It is a typical Mantuan f...

The first settlements surrounding Verzellotto go back to the fourteenth century, and were part of the holding 'Eremo', owned by religious orders. The current building, in 'closed court' style, goes back to the nineteenth century, wh...