Hotels Canneto Sull'Oglio, Guesthouses Canneto Sull'Oglio and Residences Canneto Sull'Oglio

The small municipality of Canneto sull’Oglio, which is situated in the province of Mantua, develops along the left banks of the river Oglio. It was one of the most important industrial centres for the production of toys in Europe and was the seat of the first doll factory in Italy. Plenty of local factories still manufacture dolls according to ancient traditional techniques.

Hotels in Canneto sull’Oglio give guests the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and high-quality services and facilities. The lovely guest houses of the surrounding area are situated just in the heart of enchanting oases, and are the ideal accommodation facilities for those looking for the utmost rest and relax. Farm houses in Canneto sull’Oglio make the ideal base for enjoying a closer touch with nature, since they are surrounded by glorious landscapes and outstanding natural beauties.

The Civic Museum of Canneto sull’Oglio contains interesting period toys and dolls, and also hosts Oglio – Chiese ecological museum, which bears witness to one of the city's most flourishing activities, that is to say plant-growing.
The lovers of history and architecture won't miss the opportunity to visit the Parish Church of St. Antonio Abate, whose stone external facade is ornated by an outstanding rose window and a brick loggia. Not to be missed is the Church of Pieve, which dates back to the XVI century and still cherishes a series of painted reliefs by Venetian artists and a sumptuous Rococo-style carved wooden altar.
Further important churches are the Church of Medulfe, which is embellished by precious fourteenth-century frescoes, the Church of St. Giorgio in Bizzolano and the Church of St. Croce. The city's most representative civic museum is the Civic Tower, which was once part of the impressive complex of the glorious Gonzaga Castle. A couple of other things worthy of mention are Mauro Pagano Municipal Theatre and the Municipal Palace, which still retains its ancient pawnshop and is embellished by precious XV-century frescos.