Lake garda
Nestled between the rolling hills of the Alps in the north and the foothills of the Italian south, Lake Garda offers a fascinating mix of breathtaking landscapes, charming villages and a rich history.
With its clear, turquoise-coloured water and surrounding mountain panoramas, Lake Garda is not only a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, but also a popular destination for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers. The picturesque lakeside roads invite you to take relaxing walks or boat trips, where you can experience the lake in all its beauty.
Highlights
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Sirmione, Malcesine, Limone sul Garda and Riva del Garda will enchant you with their medieval charm, historic buildings and Italian flair. Explore ancient castles, winding alleyways and enjoy culinary delights in cosy restaurants serving fresh local produce.
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Gardaland is an absolute highlight for families and amusement park fans. This world-famous theme park, which is located on the southern shore of the lake in Castelnuovo del Garda, offers a mixture of exciting rides, themed areas and shows. It is a true adventure land for young and old.
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Isola del Garda is the largest island in the lake and a hidden paradise. The island is home to a magnificent neoclassical-style villa surrounded by beautiful gardens. The island can be visited as part of a guided boat tour and offers the perfect combination of nature, history and architecture.
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Picturesque Bardolino, known for its wine of the same name, is another highlight on southern Lake Garda. The region around Bardolino is famous for its wine culture, and the Strada del Vino (Wine Road) offers numerous opportunities for wine tasting. The rolling hills around Bardolino also offer wonderful views and hiking trails.
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