Corte Virgiliana is a historic residence built in 1330 by the Gonzaga family on the ruins of Virgil's house (where he was born and lived) and used by them until 1700. The property stretches along the river banks within the Mincio Natural Park.

Guests can use the free bicycles provided by the property to reach the center of Mantua in just 4 km. Nowadays, it has become a beautiful farmhouse with a ceramic and livestock company that produces milk and transforms it into Grana Padano cheese.

The accommodations are located in the oldest part of the property, except for one that has been equipped for disabled guests. Each accommodation has a double bedroom, a private bathroom, a living room with a sofa bed for third and fourth guests, and a fully equipped kitchen.

The furniture is antique, giving a warm and engaging atmosphere.