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    Discover Italy in 10 Pills - Mantua
    Discover Italy in 10 Pills - Mantua
    Discover Italy in 10 Pills - Mantua
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    Discover Italy in 10 Pills - Mantua

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    10Pills: a practical guide, user friendly that allows to discover the characteristic places not to lose of Mantua. Do you have little time, do you want to optimize your visits, do you want to discover the typical foods and the characteristic restaurants? 10Pills provide for you.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEnw European New Multimedia Technologies
    Release dateJul 17, 2015
    ISBN9786050388169
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      Discover Italy in 10 Pills - Mantua - Enw European New Multimedia Technologies

      MANTUA–Italy

      Pill1 – Mantua in brief

      48600 inhabitants

      It is a beautiful city of art located in the south of the Lombardy Region.

      It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

      The climate is typical of a city of the Po Valley with relatively harsh winters and hot summers. The proximity of the river Po and the lakes around the town characterize its weather with a considerable humidity.

      Pill2 – Main monuments and attractions

      The Duomo: St. Peter’s Cathedral

      Construction of 1395 -1401, in the Romanesque style. The façade made of Carrara marble, dates back to 1761. The interior is divided into three naves the first of which of the sixteenth century. In the Cathedral the remains of St. Anselm of Baggio, patron of the city, are preserved. It is the seat of bishop of Mantua.

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      The Palazzo del Capitano (Captain’s Palace), the first nucleus of the Palazzo Ducale (Ducal Palace)

      The Palazzo Ducale is an architectural complex consisting of several buildings connected between them in various ways (corridors and galleries, courtyards, some hanging, and gardens). It is also known as the palace of the Gonzaga family and is one of the main historical buildings of the city.

      The palace of the Gonzaga is the second in Europe for extension. It is a result of a series of buildings constructed by each Duke who wanted their own home and annexing it to the existing complex.

      This action of construction involved so different times since

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