It is located in a landscape of medium and low plain, designed in time by the Mincio and still dominated by country roads and canals

Isabella d’Este, one of the most influential women of the Italian Renaissance, lived here for a long time.

Land rich in tradition and history is part of the Mincio Park where the river expands to form the lakes that surround Mantua

Palazzo Te in Mantua, a villa with decorations inspired by antiquity. The brainchild of Giulio Romano and Federico II Gonzaga