Sabbioneta​

​The town of Sabbioneta is situated within the Province of Mantua and has a population of around 4,000 residents.

It stands at an elevation of 18 metres above sea level and is included in the list of Borghi Più Belli d'Italia (most beautiful villages in Italy). Places of interest nearby include Mantua, Grazie, Mincio Park, Cremona and Pizzighettone. 
Since 2008, Sabbioneta has also been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, under the heading "Mantua and Sabbioneta", heralded as an example of Renaissance town planning.
Category: UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy

Region: Lombardy

Regional district: Mantua Province
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Population: 4,216

Elevation: 18 metres

​Close by: ​Mantua, Grazie, Mincio Park, Cremona, Pizzighettone

Recommended hotel: Albergo Giulia Gonzaga
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Mantua and Sabbioneta

​Year: 2008
One of I Borghi più belli d'Italia (Italy's Most Beautiful Villages)

Headline: La Città Ideale del Rinascimento 

(The Ideal Renaissance Town)

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Awarded the Bandiera Arancione (Orange Flag)

Since: 2008

1 of 11 in Lombardy listed by Touring Club Italiano

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