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Locanda Azzeccagarbugli

The 'Azzeccagarbugli' Inn is a 19th century mansion house, situated in the Mincio Park, located just three kilometres from the town centre. The friendly atmosphere is both warm and welcoming; leaving you to spend a relaxing stay in the charming lodging which has recently been entirely renovated.

The Inn has 5 ample and pleasant double rooms provided with their own en suite shower and bathroom facilities, and with every modern amenity including TV LCD, satellite, air conditioner.

Besides the bed and breakfast service, the Inn offers the possibility to dine, subject to booking. The menu will allow you to enjoy the tastes of our culinary tradition and our delicious Tuscan cuisine.

Refinement, because nothing is left to chance, everything has been done to assure the utmost in comfort, privacy and relaxation, without leaving out any detail. The white's elegance reigns everywhere with some splashes of colour;

Creativity, it is my best talent and it shines through in furniture and home decoration: vintage furniture to add romance and elegance to the rooms , silk flowers to give a coloured shade to the light of an old chandelier, rich clothes to frame the bed of a retro atmosphere...the best thing is that creativity means dynamism and every day there will be something new...

Here you can get an idea of our 'world” and of what we offer you.
Don't hesitate to discover all our secrets and
make us your home, even for only a night....

An ancient city, that has its origins in the Etruscan period, Mantua achieved its glamour in the communal period and above all in the long domination of the Gonzaga lordship (1328-1707). The communal and short period of the Bonacolsi lordship leads back to some of the most important buildings such as Palazzo Bonacolsi, Palazzo del Podesta, the Palazzo della Ragione, Palazzo Te and the churches of San Lorenzo and of Gradaro. Symbol of the Gonzaga lordship is the Palazzo Ducale, which is one of the most huge and elaborated royal palaces in Italy and which contains approximately 500 halls and rooms with several courtyards, parks and squares.