Piazza  delle  Erbe  (Mantova)​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 8 January 2022
The Piazza delle Erbe in Mantova is one of a number of squares in Italy that share the same name; it has an equivalent in both Verona and Padua. South west of those two cities and across the border in the Lombardy region, Mantua is a beautiful medieval city. 

Along one side of the Piazza is a porticoed walkway of bars and restaurants which faces across to the Palazzo della Ragione. 
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Just to the left of the expansive Palazzo is an unusual 11th century circular church called the Rotonda di San Lorenzo which contains a number of frescoes. The Piazza, which becomes a market place once a week on a Thursday, is just a few steps from the Basilica di Sant'Andrea whose towering dome provides one of the most iconic images of the square and of Mantova itself. 
City: Mantua

Province: Mantua

Region: Lombardy

Landmarks: Basilica di Sant'Andrea, Rotonda di San Lorenzo

​Close by: Castello di San Giorgio, Palazzo Ducale, Teatro Bibiena

Recommended accommodation: Agorà Residenza

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