Palazzo Te, Mantua
Palazzo Te, built from 1524 for Federico II Gonzaga to Giulio Romano's designs, is the great pleasure palace of the Renaissance — a rusticated Mannerist villa famous for the Sala dei Giganti, where painted giants crash down around the visitor, and for its gardens, loggias and lake-side setting outside Mantua's walls.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 17:30 Europe/Rome
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Palazzo Te, built from 1524 for Federico II Gonzaga to Giulio Romano's designs, is the great pleasure palace of the Renaissance — a rusticated Mannerist villa famous for the Sala dei Giganti, where painted giants crash down around the visitor, and for its gardens, loggias and lake-side setting outside Mantua's walls. Conditions at the Open-Meteo retrieval on 7 November 2026: overcast, 10.7 degrees, cloud cover 88 percent, wind 4.7 kilometres per hour.
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