Parco delle Bertone

The park spans 7 hectares near Mantua, featuring winding paths through ancient trees, a small lake, and three 19th-century buildings including a villa and stables.

Originally part of the Gonzaga family hunting grounds, the estate passed to the De Bertoni family in the 16th century before Count D'Arco developed it as a summer residence.

The park functions as a white stork reintroduction center since 1994, with many birds establishing permanent nests in the treetops of this natural sanctuary.

Visitors can explore the park from March to November, with access to walking trails, a pond, and restored stables that include an audiovisual room for conferences.

A 40-meter tall Ginkgo biloba tree, estimated to be 200 years old, stands as one of the most remarkable specimens in the entire park.

Location: Goito

Inception: 1973

GPS coordinates: 45.22667,10.70111

Latest update: March 17, 2025 16:32