Italy is one of the most toured places in the world.
With both cultural and historical sites, this place is heaven for tourists.
However, the problem arises when tourists have to work on their time and schedule to
squeeze every important place in their trip.
One of the most visited places in Northern Italy, Lake Guarda has a lot to offer.
Once again, the tourists tend to get confused and dazzled at the stunning variety of locations
and spots it has to offer.
So what do you do in such times?
All those who want to get a 360 degree trip of the wonders that come with Lake Guarda
are at the right place.
Keep on watching to get a rundown of the 10 important places you should visit around Lake
Garda.
Stay with us until the end of the video for number 9 is surely going to find a way in
your bucket list once you’re done watching.
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And now the first place to visit around Lake Garda...
Riva del Garda
Starting off the list with a great spot, the Riva del Garda is surrounded by all that you
could ask for when it comes to beauty and scenery.
Just to the north of Lake Guarda, you will find the Riva del Guarda comfortably and snugly
positioned in between the mesmerizing blue water and the stunning mountains.
Not just that, but right from there, you can have a view of the beautiful, ancient streets
with a medieval charm you cannot get enough of.
The position of the Riva del Garda is a perfect one since you will have access to all the
wonders that this place can offer and all within close reach.
The Torbole beach nearby is where sailing and other water sports tend to be high on
demand.
Other than that, for your aesthetic pleasure, you can check out the anxiety Venetian tower
called Rocchetta.
End the trip by paying a visit to the Museo Civico where you can get a look at artifacts
as old as from prehistoric times.
Gardaland
Are you traveling with children?
Or should we say are you a child at heart?
If yes, then we know just the right place for you.
When visiting Lake Garda, you can’t possibly miss out on the adventures and fun times that
come with the most fun amusement park in all of Italy.
Known as Gardaland, this park comes equipped with all that you could ask for from rides
and rollercoasters to thematic areas and restaurants that could help you in catching a bite.
With Blue Tornado and Oblivion being some of the famous rides, get ready to have an
adrenaline rush like never before.
Gardaland also has some calmer and peaceful locations where you can catch a breath and
get some pictures for your fridge.
The Magic Village is bound to leave you stunned with the beauty and of course, the magic!
So what are you waiting for?
Add this beauty to your bucket list and make sure to stay hydrated while you go from one
exhilarating ride to the next.
Malcesine
Are you a fan of small-town vibes added with the charm of medieval times and a little bit
of history?
If yes then stay with us for we have a wonder hidden away in Italy for you.
Malcesine is a beautiful town among many others that is located near Lake Garda.
This town, because of its mesmerizing beauty and picturesque setting is also known as the
pearl of Lake Garda.
Because of its famous nature, this is one place that is always steaming with tourists
and visitors and even more during the summer season.
The tiny cobbled streets with medieval vibes will feel like home while giving you an unforgettable
experience.
There is also a stunning harbor, a 13th-century castle, and tons of cafes and shops for you
to explore and have a bite at.
With the weather the most fun and appropriate for touring in summer, make sure you get to
have a look at this place right at its peak.
Head over to Malcesine and get ready to chill a little on your vacations.
Monte Baldo
Another favorite spot for tourists is the ever so famous Monte Baldo.
The best thing about this location near Lake Garda is that you don’t have to pick a season.
Regardless of whether you go in the summers or the winters, fun time is guaranteed.
Monte Baldo is a range of mountains located in the Italian Alps.
These are situated right in the provinces of Verona and Trento.
To get to the top for the amazing viewers, there are the famous cable cars that will
give you the perfect tourist experience.
The panorama view from the cable car will have you stunned as you safely and securely
move along.
These cable cars can take you to an altitude that is 1,800 meters high all within a matter
of a few minutes.
Sit tight and get ready for a view of a lifetime.
Make sure you don’t drop your phone though!
Don’t worry if you’re not a fan of height for there are scenic walking trails as well.
Desenzano del garda
If a nighttime party is what you’re looking for then the Desenzano del garda is the right
place to be.
Known to be the heart of nightlife, the Desenzano del garda can be found in the southern region
of Lake Garda.
The main squares around it are places where you will find all the right places to have
the time of your life with.
The famous squares being Piazza Matteotti and Piazza Malvezzi.
Filled with tons of pubs and different discos, you will have a lot of options to pick from.
Other than the nightlife, like the rest of Italy, this area has beautiful scenes for
you as well.
You can either get to shopping or have a seat by the view for some view.
Here, you will also find a Roman villa where you can fulfill your historical needs.
Other than a small museum, there are also ruins and mosaics for you to navigate and
explore.
This is also the best stop to take a look at the Lake properly.
Limone sul garda (lemon on garda)
Located on the shore of Lake Guarda, the Limone sul garda (lemon on garda) is present on the
mountainous end of the lake.
For all of you who are unaware of the translation, the word Limone means Lemon in Italian.
Strange for an entire area to be named after lemons right?
Well, we thought you might be curious.
The fun fact here is that there used to be a time when this shore was famous for growing
lemons.
Grotte di Catullo Here you will not only find stories about
lemons but lots of tiny shops for getting souvenirs and for window shopping.
There is also the lemon grove known as Limonaia del Castel that tourists can go to view.
Other than the greenery and view of the lake, you will also find various churches that are
worth a visit because of their picturesque element.
Randing back to the 18th century, these churches are the birthplaces for various missionaries
including Daniele Camboni.
Bat services, cafe terraces, and stunning views, what more could you ask for?
Torbole (nago-Torbole)
For all those of you getting excited at our mention of Torbole earlier, sit tight for
we are about to discuss the beauties that this place will bring for you.
Often called the marvel of nature, this is one place that you wouldn’t want to leave
once you step foot here.
There is a fishing village and quaint houses along which you can walk for some peaceful
times.
Torbole or Nago Torbole as referred to by the locals is a windy region by the lake that
has the most picturesque views ever.
The name indicates that this spot is divided into two parts, the first is that of the hilltop
Nago and the second part is that of the lakeside which is known as Torbole.
You can also choose to wander down the lanes and alleys to get a look at the architecture
which goes back to medieval times.
Don’t forget to take a look at the famous St. Andrea Church where you can enjoy 18th-century
magic.
Grotte di Catullo
A beautiful and mysterious spot for history lovers, the Grotte di Catullo is the remains
of a famous roman villa that used to exist back in 84 BC.
Here you will find the ruins where you can get an idea of what history looks like.
As the name indicates, this place used to be the home of Catulus who was a famous roman
poet.
Other than the ruins, you can also look at the museum that is located right at the starting
point.
As you move forward, other than the ruins, you can also take a moment out to marvel at
the lake views that will be viewable for you in three directions at the same time.
Once you are done exploring the puzzling ruins of the villa of Catullus, you can take a 15-minute
stroll and end up in the small village of Sirmione.
Sirmione
Here we have the spot that you have been waiting for since the beginning.
True t our promise, we present to you a location that tourists just can’t get enough of.
The best thing about Sirmione is that it is the only peninsula that is on Garda Lake.
This tiny village is also one of the oldest and ancient villages that are located near
the Lake.
The easiest proof for this is the existence of the ruins that we just mentioned.
Ranging back to 54 BC, this place truly is an art that history left behind.
With the drawbridge and the beautiful castle, you are bound to feel like you have been placed
on the set of a movie.
Not just views but Sirmione is also known for the food and the shopping.
This little town comes with tons of expensive cafes and boutiques you can visit to get a
glimpse of the life of Italy and Sirmione.
Bardolino
A very tiny region, located in the region of Veneto, Bardolino has a population of around
4,873 people.
This place has a lively spirit to it which you get an idea of from the colorful kiosk
and beautiful cafes scattered along the shore.
There are also tons of magical olive-related wonders happening at the Museo dell’Olio
d’Oliva which you will find in Bardolino.
This region is famous for its wine with Superiore being a notable name among many others.
Be sure to visit the vineyards to have a look at the magic happening right in front of you.
And there we have it, folks!
Those were the top 10 places to visit around Lake Garda.
Comment down below and let us know which one of these is your favorite.
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