Castello di San Giorgio
Castle · Mantua ·

Castello di San Giorgio

Castle · Mantua ·

Moated castle part of Ducal Palace, featuring frescoes

museum
art
paintings
sculptures
painted ceiling
walls
beautiful view
renaissance splendor
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null
Castello di San Giorgio by null

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Piazza Sordello, 40, 46100 Mantova MN, Italy Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Piazza Sordello, 40, 46100 Mantova MN, Italy Get directions

+39 041 241 1897
mantovaducale.beniculturali.it
DucaleMantova
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@PalazzoDucaleMN

Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Jan 28, 2026

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"I’m from Mantua originally, two hours east of Milan. I’ve heard people call it ‘the city of the clouds’ because it’s surrounded by lakes and the reflections make it look like it’s suspended in the sky. It was the seat of the Gonzaga dynasty, and they left an incredible architectural legacy. Castello di San Giorgio is beautiful."

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Castello di San Giorgio

Zongle

Google
Really fascinating place to explore—part medieval castle, part museum. The highlight is the *Camera degli Sposi*, a room with stunning 15th-century frescoes by Mantegna, full of amazing detail and clever perspective tricks. Love the mix of history, art, and Renaissance vibes all in one spot. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Mantua!

Catalin C.

Google
A wonderful place full of history! Definitely recommend visiting!

Y A

Google
Visited on the 25th of November of 2022. There was no wait time. I didn't purchase tickets in advance. There are plenty of cheap roadside public parking spaces on SS 10 Padana Inferiore, which is a short walk to the castle.

Joel S.

Google
Quite an amazing palace - overwhelming to be honest. The grandeur of the rooms that they allow you to view is quite amazing.

Vera S.

Google
Huge museum, very interesting, a lot of art, paintings, sculptures, painted ceiling and walls, beautiful view.

Jessica E.

Google
Its oke but i expected to see more castle and option to go in the middle gardens. Also i wonder why i paid extra for the camera degli sposi wile the route just passes this room?

Sašo Panić (ETREND D.

Google
This place, as the rest of historical Italy is truly. If you're on organized trip with local tour guide I'd strongly suggest you listen the history details about the castle and nearby places. Lots to see near by, so if you have a chance to visit this place just go for it :)

jaap R.

Google
Wow, how much renaissance splendor can you handle in one day? Try this beautiful palace complex in the outskirts of Mantova, parking just around the corner
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Maggi R.

Yelp
This castle is part of the Ducal Palace. We were only able to take a ride by it, but found it to be very impressive. It is a reddish castle and dates back to the Middle Ages, from the time of the Gonzaga family. The construction of the large castle began in the year 1395 and was built to defend the city.