Ca' Degli Sposi Mantova

Ca’ degli Sposi is a vacation home designed to provide a comfortable and independent stay, featuring cozy spaces that are carefully decorated. The apartment comes equipped with all the necessary amenities, allowing guests to feel at home while ensuring a relaxing experience.

Each morning, a self-service breakfast is available, catered to meet various needs and providing the right energy to discover the historical and cultural treasures of the city.

The strategic location of Ca’ degli Sposi makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Mantova, offering a pleasant and worry-free experience.

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All features

Electric system

Smoke and fire alarms

Services of the house

Kitchenette

Location and surroundings

City centre
Archeologic area / near monuments
Near (within 10 mins) pubblic transports
Near (within 45 mins) train station / airport / port

Bathroom facilities

Monodose products

Room facilities

TV
Mirror or luggage case
Fridge

Furnishing

Sofa / armchairs

Services

Guides / maps / books available
Presents

Holiday themes - house features

Family
Business
Romantic atmosphere

Our breakfast

For our esteemed guests, we provide a self-service breakfast featuring a variety of individually packaged items. Upon request, we can accommodate foods suitable for dietary restrictions and preferences.

Our accommodations

FREE cancellation!

No credit card needed

No prepayment needed - pay at the check in

Ca' Degli Sposi

Number of available accommodations: 1

Guests per accommodation: 3

Entire accommodation

Bedrooms: 1

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You will be hosted by Sonia Severina

My name is Sonia, and I have the pleasure of running Ca' degli Sposi. I warmly welcome my guests, offering them a friendly greeting and sharing some of the hidden gems of the magnificent city of Mantova.

Area City Center

Mantua, located in the heart of Lombardy, is a captivating city rich in history, art, and culture, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built on three artificial lakes fed by the Mincio River, Mantua is famous for its illustrious past under the Gonzaga dynasty, which turned it into a major center of the Italian Renaissance. Key attractions include the Ducal Palace, renowned for Mantegna's frescoes and its beautiful gardens, and the Palazzo Te, a Mannerist masterpiece designed by Giulio Romano.

The city is characterized by an exceptional architectural legacy, featuring historic squares such as Piazza Sordello and Piazza delle Erbe, and significant landmarks like the Cathedral of San Pietro and the Basilica of Sant’Andrea, which houses a precious relic of the blood of Christ.

Moreover, Mantua is celebrated for its cuisine, with traditional dishes like pumpkin tortelli and risotto alla pilota, making every visit a memorable culinary experience. It's a perfect blend of art, history, and flavors waiting to be explored!