GARDA TRENTINO

Lake Garda: A proposition for every taste

The North part of Lake Garda, surrounded by attractive mountains, is the native part of Lake Garda in Trentino: Torbole-Nago, Riva del Garda, Arco, Tenno, Dro and Drena. The Lake Garda is a holiday destination for relaxation and rest, for sports and outdoor activities, for entertainment, wine and food.

What enables a 365 day a year holiday? The mild Mediterranean climate, clean and bathable waters, fascinating villages and suburbs, rich vegetation, accessible mountain routes, traditions and cultures which are still alive.

In Trentino Lake Garda the holiday is enriched by the local wine and food propositions: the native Trentino wines and grappa, lake fish and salada meat, the cheeses and the extra virgin olive oil, the fruit.

All throughout the year it is possible to cross the trails, which from Lake Garda rise all the way up to Trentino until they reach the surrounding mountain tops, on foot or by mountain bike. The waters of Lake Garda in Trentino are bathing and remain one of the most favourite destinations for those who are passionate about water sports, such as windsurfing and sailing. Infact, motor boats are forbidden here, for the purpose of protecting the waters and the bathers.

Riva del Garda is the pearl of Lake Garda

Its Mediterranean climate, wide sunny beaches and beautiful panorama are the right ingredients for an unforgettable holiday on Lake Garda – or more than one if you wish!

Riva del Garda is the main centre of Northern Lake Garda. It is the ideal location for an eventful holiday. Sport is the main motivation for the holiday: sailing and windsurfing in the first instance, but also hiking, cycling, mountain biking, tennis, canoeing. The mild climate favours a typically Mediterranean vegetation with lemon trees, olive trees, laurels and palm trees: a true Mediterranean island at the foot of the Dolomites. The centre of Riva del Garda will fascinate you with its works of art and architecture, witnessing to ancient history and a past rich in art and culture.

The tour of the city comprises visits to the following:
•the Rocca, at present hosting the city museum and art gallery;
•the Apponale tower, an ancient venue for commerce and fairs;
•the Pretorian Palace, hosting under its loggia Roman, medieval and modern memorial stones, and the historic Comune Palace;
•The churches of the Inviolata and S. Maria Assunta, important examples of Baroque architecture.

In times past, the city hosted famous names such as Nietzsche, Kafka and the Mann brothers. This exclusive yet familiar reception is still part of the tradition of the shores of Lake Garda. The hotels offer you top comfort and innovation together with warm, familiar hospitality and characteristic restaurants.