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The "Palazzo del T", as it used to be called, is a splendid palace in the south end of Mantua, it is an acknowledged masterpiece of the architect Giulio Romano. The palace is a fine example of Renaissance implementation of Villa Suburbana (suburban residence). It is also famous for its grotesque frescos in a mannerist style, which are rare example of secular paintings of that time. The palace also hosts International Centre of Art and Culture
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Civic Museum
Built in 1476, the building's external walls are square in plan with a circular court. It is used for temporary exhibitions.
Dedicated to a memory of Tazio Nuvolari, a famous car racer.
House (built in 1544) of Giulio Romano, the architect of Palazzo Te, he also designed the interior of Duomo.
The house of the Blessed Osanna Andreasi
A rare example of an almost intacty preserved 15th-century house, which was a home to the Blessed Osanna of Mantua. The building in the hands of the Domenican Fraternity
The palace received its Baroque style and decor in 1670.