Lake Garda and Verona

Nature, Culture and Emotions

Lake Garda, Verona, Valpolicella and Monte Baldo offer a world of possibilities to round off a holiday or a business meeting. There's something for everyone: for those looking for a wine tasting, a walk in the countryside or for those who want to challenge themselves with extreme sports.

We have mapped out walking and cycling routes for you ranging from 4 to 180 kilometres, which you can discover through the KOMOOT portal.

The Information and Activities offer includes many suggestions, and our Reception will be able to guide you in the best possible way.

Lake Garda

Lake Garda is Italy's largest lake and the land we proudly call home, nestled between three regions: Veneto, Lombardy and Trentino.

Over the centuries, diverse peoples, cultures and historical events have shaped its shores, leaving their mark on lakeside towns from Sirmione to Riva del Garda. Between castles, breathtaking scenery and excursions by boat, bicycle or on foot, you will feel as though you have discovered a corner of paradise.

Verona

A UNESCO World Heritage city, Verona is a remarkable example of Roman and medieval urban development, shaped by the curves of the River Adige.

Best known as the setting of Shakespeare's immortal Romeo and Juliet, which earned it the title of the City of Love, Verona has much more to offer: from the renowned Arena di Verona Opera Festiva to elegant shopping streets, museums, churches and vibrant nightlife.Here, life is romantic and fascinating.

Valpolicella

Countryside and vineyards as far as the eye can see, from which emerge Venetian villas, small villages, ancient churches and prehistoric remains. One of the most widely accepted theories traces the name to the Latin Vallis polis cellae, meaning "the valley of many wine cellars". It is here that some of Verona's most celebrated wines are produced, foremost among them Amarone.

Along the Wine Route, be sure to visit places such as San Giorgio di Valpolicella, the Ponte di Veja and the Molina Waterfalls.

Monte Baldo

With a maximum elevation of 2,218 metres and a ridge stretching for 40 kilometres, Monte Baldo offers spectacular scenery throughout the year. The influence of Lake Garda creates an extraordinary diversity of natural environments, from lakeside beaches to alpine peaks, earning Monte Baldo the nickname "The Garden of Europe".

It is an ideal destination for observing wildlife and botanical species, as well as for hiking, mountain biking, climbing and paragliding in an exceptional natural setting. Even better when explored with an experienced guide.