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Sabbioneta : Michelin's recommendations
This “new town” was built from 1538 onwards by Vespasiano Gonzaga (1531-91), a general in the service of Philip II of Spain. It was constructed inside hexagonal walls and according to a star plan, and is considered a jewel of Italian Mannerism.
Tourist attractions Sabbioneta : Things to see and do
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Olympic Theatre (Teatro Olimpico)
P.za d'Armi I - 46018 Sabbioneta
This is by Vincenzo Scamozzi (1552-1616) and was built between 1558 and 1590. This is one of the first theatres to be built in stone- and be covered; so nothing gets spoilt! Inside it is decorated with frescoes from the School of Veronese and has a..
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Garden Palace (Palazzo del Giardino)
P.za d'Armi I - 46018 Sabbioneta
This palace was intended for parties and has walls and ceilings richly decorated by Bernardino Campi (1522-1591) and his pupils. The great gallery at 96 metres is one of the longest built during the Renaissance.
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Ducal Palace (Palazzo ducale)
P.za Garibaldi I - 46018 Sabbioneta
The palace is decorated with rich coffered wooden ceilings inspired by the Spanish style and contains wooden equestrian statues of Gonzaga and a gallery of Ancestors .
Hotels Sabbioneta
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Giulia Gonzaga
Vai Vespasiano Gonzaga, 65 I - 46018 Sabbioneta
Giulia Gonzaga is set in 2 buildings from the 16th and 20th centuries in Sabbioneta. It offers classic-style rooms, some of which have antique wall decorations and wood-beamed ceilings. All rooms at Gonzaga are air conditioned and feature a flat-scr..
Restaurants Sabbioneta
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La Loggia del Grano
via Anna d'Aragona 2 I - 46018 Sabbioneta
The perfect example of a carefully planned Renaissance city, Sabbioneta is home to this small restaurant situated just a stone's throw from the town walls. Enjoy classic regional cuisine in a warm, friendly atmosphere with outdoor dining available in..
