Province of Mantua

The Province of Mantua extends across 2,339 square kilometers in northern Italy, featuring natural lakes, rivers, and agricultural landscapes along the Mincio River.

The territory flourished under the Gonzaga family rule from 1328 to 1708, establishing itself as a major political and economic center in northern Italy.

The province contains numerous Renaissance palaces, medieval churches, and two UNESCO World Heritage sites: the city of Mantua and the town of Sabbioneta.

The province comprises 70 municipalities connected by an extensive road network, with the main railway station in Mantua serving as a transportation hub.

Archaeological excavations near Mantua revealed the Lovers of Valdaro, two 6,000-year-old skeletons found embraced in a Neolithic burial site.

Location: Lombardy

Capital city: Mantua

Shares border with: Province of Verona, Province of Rovigo, Province of Ferrara, Province of Modena, Province of Reggio Emilia, Province of Parma, Province of Cremona, Province of Brescia

Website: https://provincia.mantova.it

GPS coordinates: 45.16667,10.80000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 20:55