Limone sul Garda
This charming little town is built on terraces by the lake, the houses cling to the rocks and the winding alleyways of the old town are a dream.
The dolce vita on Lake Garda is guaranteed. A small paradise surrounded by lemon gardens and orangeries. Italy's largest lake is a paradise for windsurfing enthusiasts, sailing fans, hikers and cyclists. The former fishing village has developed into a vibrant holiday resort. Enjoy a stroll through Limone to experience the Mediterranean floral diversity in all its facets.
Highlights
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Limone is famous for its historic lemon gardens, which characterise the village. The limonaie (lemon houses) are traditionally built of stone and are used to protect lemons and other citrus fruits. Today, guests can visit some of these gardens, including the Limonaia del Castèl, which is located on a hill above the village and offers a marvellous view of Lake Garda. A visit to these gardens allows you to learn more about the history of lemon growing and the unique culture of this region.
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The picturesque harbour of Limone is a popular place for walks and offers breathtaking views of Lake Garda and the surrounding mountains. Here, visitors can enjoy the fresh sea air, stroll along the lakeside promenades and sit in one of the many cafés or restaurants to admire the view.
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From Monte Baldo, which rises directly behind Limone, you can enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Lake Garda. The mountain is a popular destination for hikers and offers numerous hiking trails suitable for different fitness levels. The Monte Baldo Cable Car runs from Limone to the summit and allows you to enjoy the magnificent view of the lake and the surrounding landscape to the full.
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Limone is also a great place for water sports. From windsurfing to kayaking, there are numerous activities to try out on Lake Garda. The beaches of Limone in particular, such as the Spiaggia dei Limoni, offer an ideal opportunity to relax and enjoy the crystal-clear water.
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