Madonna della Vittoria Church

Last update 1 February 2023

Via Claudio Monteverdi, 1

CONTACTS

Phone: +39 338 8284909
E-mail: amicipalazzote@gmail.com

Website: Madonna della Vittoria Church

HOW TO GET HERE

Public Transport

From Piazza Sordello (A) you can travel on APAM line: 4T / 6 / 12
From the railway station (B) you can travel on APAM lines: 7E / 4T / 12

All APAM buses are equipped with a lifting platform and there is a voice announcement service for stops on urban routes. At the moment, in order to receive adequate assistance, notification of the intention to use the service is required no later than two working days before use.

For further information, please visit: APAM - Servizi per la mobilità

By car

There are parking spaces in the streets around the church (marked on the map), in ZTL area. Holders of disabled badges can access by notifying in advance by filling in the on line form Prenotazione ZTL Pass Disabili or by writing to infomulte@comune.mantova.it

For any request or information, please call the following numbers: 800-505454 (freephone number – for national call only) or +39 0376 338 888.

For further information on traffic and parking in Mantua, visit: ASTER Mantova

VITTORIA

MADONNA DELLA VITTORIA CHURCH

Entrance to the building

The main entrance is located on Via Claudio Monteverdi and has a step. Continuing on Via Domenico Fernelli, the side oof the church has an entrance that is accessible to all via a gentle ramp on the pavement. The pavement is very narrow and those using mobility aids may need to be accompanied or prefer to remain on the road.

Visitor route

The interior is spacious and free from architectural barriers. Access to the toilets is made possible by a ramp. As this space is dedicated to temporary exhibitions, there may be reductions in the size of passageways during some exhibitions.

Toilets

The toilets are accessible by people with disabilities (as indicated by law).

Additional facilities

There are no additional facilities and there are no services to facilitate knowledge of the church by blind and visually impaired persons.