Palazzo Ducale Review

Mantova The prestigious medieval ancient city Renaissance Northern Italy Center Three sides Surrounded by water Mantova's first stop Governor's House The residence of the ruler Gonzaga's family Now as a family history collection exhibition The murals in the Duke of the Governor's House seem to take you through the medieval text Renaissance Long River, other beautiful murals in the museum

It was worth a visit to see how extravagant the governor was then. Lots of oil paintings, art treasures. We were lucky to get in when there were no people in line.

The Governor's House, located in downtown Milan, is a Gothic-style building built in the 15th century. The House is now open as an art museum. The walls and ceilings of the main hall are engraved with magnificent sculptures. The side hall has several knights of the Mantova period.

The Governor's House of Mantova looks very old. It is a local cultural and economic center and one of the tourist attractions. The simple architectural style reflects the architectural flavor of Europe.

The Governor's House of Mantova, also known as the Duke's Palace, is located in the northeast corner of the city, with three squares, 15 courtyards, a park and more than 500 houses, showing the Gonzaga family's flourishing period, with a large number of art treasures built on the designs of Raphael's greatest student, Romano.