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Palazzo Ducale Review

4.5 /517 Reviews
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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.

Palazzo Ducale

Posted: May 10, 2017
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  • 小妮子吖
    5/5Outstanding
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    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

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    Posted: Dec 30, 2019
  • forgettime
    5/5Outstanding
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    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.

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    Posted: Aug 22, 2017
  • 130***83
    5/5Outstanding
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    The Governor's House of Mantova is a famous building in Milan, Italy. It tells the history of the city and records the glory of the triumphal return of the Roman dynasty. You can feel as if you are back in medieval Europe. The history is right in front of you.

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    Posted: Aug 29, 2017
  • 镏金岁月
    5/5Outstanding
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    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.

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    Posted: Jun 10, 2018
  • 煊煊煊煊
    4/5Excellent

    曼托瓦总督府又称公爵宫,位于整个城市的东北角,有3个广场,15个庭院,1个公园和500多间房屋,显示了贡扎加家族繁盛时期的样子,有大量的艺术珍品,是仿照拉斐尔最伟大的学生Romano的设计建造的。

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    Posted: Aug 2, 2017
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