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Ducale Palace (Palazzo Ducale Mantova) Tours and Tickets

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What are people saying about Ducale Palace (Palazzo Ducale Mantova)

Jim_S, Apr 2026
Just a perfectly satisfying experience!
I can't speak highly enough of Tiziana Portioli. She was on time, professional, knowledgeable and personable. Most impressively she listened to what my particular interests were and went beyond expectations of effort and ability to satisfy those interests. She couldn't help notice that my wife will wander a bit, and Tiziana paid carefull attention to what she looked at and spoke to those things and pointed out other similar or related things. I wish everyone could have such a lovely experience. THANK YOU!!
Tim_A, Sep 2025
It is a full 2 hrs....
It is a full 2 hrs. Tiziana was an excellent guide with superb historical and art history knowledge. The Palazzo was a historical gem with a wonderful collection of paintings and frescoes. It would always help to have some pre knowledge of 14-16th century Italian history. Tim
Tom_T, Dec 2024
Vast palace. This was just the help we needed.
The Ducal palace is vast, and so is its history. Tiziana seems to know every nook and cranny of the entire complex, and not just superficially. For every question we had came forth wealth of extra knowledge. You don't get that from a pamphlet or a plaque on a wall. Invaluable.
paolo_s, Oct 2024
the dream of the Italian Renaissance
Our guide Tiziana with her preparation, competence and kindness made us know the history of the Gonzaga duchy and the splendor of their palace. The visit was never boring, indeed the wealth of details made it particularly interesting.

Ducale Palace (Palazzo Ducale Mantova)

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Mantua
Ducale Palace (Palazzo Ducale Mantova)
  • A wander through Palazzo Ducale is a must for Renaissance art enthusiasts.

  • Expect to walk a lot at the sprawling palace.

  • The palace is only partially accessible to wheelchairs—request additional information at the ticket office.

  • Large bags and backpacks, umbrellas, and other big objects must be left in the storage lockers at the entrance.

  • Photography is allowed—the ornate interiors are a photographer’s dream.