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Sabbioneta wheelchair accessible tours

Among the most beautiful villages in Italy, Sabbioneta wheelchair accessible tours, certainly stands out.

The Lombard town created on the basis of an ambitious urban planning project wanted by Duke Vespasiano Gonzaga and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 together with Mantua.

Located in the heart of the Po Valley, Sabbioneta is an ideal destination for a day trip from Milan or for a weekend dedicated to art and culture, perhaps combining a visit to the city of Mantua, only about thirty km away.

Sabbioneta is also called the Ideal City because the Gonzaga Family rebuilt it in 1554 according to Renaissance canons.

Adhering to proportions and harmonies directly recalled by Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.

From an urban planning point of view, the city has the shape of a six-pointed star and is surrounded by imposing walls which are accessed via two gates.

The one further west, Porta Vittoria, is the oldest, while Porta Imperiale opens the passage towards the east.

Its hexagonal perimeter, the lines of the porticoes, the perspectives of the squares and the canons of its buildings make this village a true architectural jewel waiting to be discovered, both externally and inside its elegant buildings.

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Touring Sabbioneta

Sabbioneta is a tiny city that houses priceless artistic and architectural assets.

A small Po Valley Athens or even a miniature Rome, as precious as the capital.

The model was the ancient classical cities, centers of culture and refined art.

Sabbioneta today restores this vision intact: almost nothing has been added in subsequent eras.

The first impact is in front of the perfectly preserved, solemn and impassable walls, onto which the access doors open.

The main monuments are collected in very little space.

You are in the heart of the Renaissance.

Head towards Piazza D'Armi, also called Piazza Castello, closed on one side by a splendid exposed brick portico, which due to its structure is reminiscent of a Roman aqueduct.

At the restaurants, taste the local specialties: pumpkin tortelli, cured meats and mustards, frogs and snails for those who love to dare at the table.

At dessert time, order the Filòs di Sabbioneta, biscuits with dried fruit and chocolate.

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