Mantua is a city of art and history, where the legacy of the Gonzaga dynasty still shines in its Renaissance architecture and culture. Surrounded by the waters of the Mincio River, Mantua boasts two UNESCO World Heritage sites: the majestic Palazzo Ducale, a complex of buildings, courtyards and gardens that houses masterpieces by Mantegna and Rubens, and the elegant Sabbioneta, a planned city built by Vespasiano Gonzaga in the 16th century. Mantua is also a city of nature, where you can enjoy the scenic views of the lakes, the greenery of the urban forest, and the wildlife of the Po Valley. Whether you are looking for art, history, or nature, Mantua will enchant you with its charm and beauty.