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Mantua's Palazzo Te to Get New 80,000-Sqm Urban Park

architecture-design · 2026-04-27

A new urban park is set to open next to Palazzo Te in Mantua by September 2023, transforming a former parking and sports area into a green lung for the city. Mayor Mattia Palazzi announced the project, which covers 80,000 square meters and includes nearly 300 new trees, a 50,000-sqm central lawn, and four multifunctional 'green rooms' for educational, play, and relaxation purposes. The design is by AG&P Landscape, with Land as executive partner. Construction, led by a temporary consortium including Tea Reteluce, Reggiani Srl, Bottoli Costruzioni, and Mantova Ambiente, began in January 2022. Funding of €5.2 million comes from the former Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities, with the municipality contributing €300,000. The park aims to provide space for daily activities, events, music, and sports, with outer zones dedicated to contemplation and nature.

Key facts

  • New park next to Palazzo Te in Mantua
  • 80,000 square meters total area
  • Nearly 300 new trees (birches, oaks, planes)
  • 50,000-sqm central lawn for events and sports
  • Four multifunctional 'green rooms'
  • Design by AG&P Landscape, executive partner Land
  • Construction consortium: Tea Reteluce, Reggiani Srl, Bottoli Costruzioni, Mantova Ambiente
  • €5.2 million from Ministry for Cultural Heritage, €300,000 from municipality
  • Work started January 2022, opening scheduled for September 2023 during Festivaletteratura
  • Mayor Mattia Palazzi announced the project

Entities

Artists

  • Giulio Romano
  • Andrea Mantegna
  • Federico II Gonzaga
  • Emanuele Bortolotti
  • Mattia Palazzi

Institutions

  • Palazzo Te
  • Comune di Mantova
  • AG&P Landscape
  • Land
  • Tea Reteluce
  • Reggiani Srl
  • Bottoli Costruzioni
  • Mantova Ambiente
  • Ministero per i Beni e le Attività culturali
  • Festivaletteratura
  • AG&P greenscape
  • UNESCO
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Mantua
  • Italy
  • Milan
  • Hyde Park
  • Jardin du Luxembourg
  • Paris

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