Palazzo Te

Palazzo Te (also known as Palazzo del Te) is an iconic villa located in Mantua, Italy. It was designed by the famed architect and painter Giulio Romano in the early 16th century. It served as a retreat for the influential Gonzaga family and their court. Today, it is still one of the most important Renaissance buildings in the world. It's grand entrance was designed by Giulio Romano himself, with its interior decorated with wall paintings, stucco relief, and sculptures. A variety of garden designs and architectures surround the villa. Visitors can discover the Cortile delle Statue, the Loggia of the Vignola, and the Semifonte Fountain. The west wing also houses the Palazzo's small theater. Despite its age, it remains one of Mantua's main attractions and is filled with works of art, furniture, and international culture. Palazzo Te will be sure to offer a spectacular and unique retreat for visitors looking to explore Renaissance architecture and culture.