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The long rusticated façade of Palazzo del Te in Mantua seen across a lawn, with a tree in the foreground.
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Palazzo del Te

Palazzo del Te is a Mannerist villa on the southern edge of Mantua, built in 1524–1534 by Giulio Romano for Federico II Gonzaga as a palace of leisure on the site of the family stables. Its rooms are frescoed throughout, among them the Chamber of the Giants, and a garden closed by a semicircular exedra lies beyond the courtyard.

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