The round brick Rotonda di San Lorenzo with its tiled conical roof, set below street level in Mantua.

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Rotonda di San Lorenzo

The Rotonda di San Lorenzo is the oldest church in Mantua, a round brick building from the late 11th century, traditionally linked to Matilda of Canossa. It stands about 1.5 m below Piazza delle Erbe. Closed in 1579 and later built over, it was restored and reconsecrated in the 20th century and keeps its women's gallery and medieval frescoes.

Nearby

Basilica of Sant'Andrea

church

Teatro Bibiena

theatre

Mantua Cathedral

church

Ducal Palace

palace

Palazzo del Te

palace

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