The City of Malcesine counts 3,800 inhabitants, is located on the eastern shore of Lake Garda; is the last town in the north of the Province of Verona, on the border with Trentino. Malcesine is orange flag of the Italian Touring Club, a standard of eco-environmental, and the recognition of an excellent service and quality hospitality, for which the allocation
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The Garda Lake is undoubtedly included among the most extraordinary features of our country. And for those who has never visited before, both for those who live around here, there are many places to explore, to discover towns, beaches to relax in the sun: there proproniamo a guide to attractions and must-see cities of more each bank of the lake,
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Lago Maggiore, with a length of 60 kilometres and a depth of 372 metres, is the second largest lake in Italy (just after Lago di Garda). Its northern part belongs to Switzerland, eastern shore to Lombardy and western one to Piedmont. The climate is mild, around the lake you will find rich subtropical vegetation. Like almost all of northern Italian
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On the eastern shore of Lake Garda, at the foot of Monte Baldo lies a small village Assenza di Brenzone. It is one of the 15 villages forming region Brenzone in Veneto in the north of Italy. Assenza di Brenzone consists only of a few houses, it is a peaceful village rich in many beauties. At the point where Assenza
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Are you looking for a fresh and fun holiday destination? If so, Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake and water sports paradise might be just what you need. The lake is located just 18 miles from the historical city of Verona and the clusters of picturesque villages around it are easily accessible by public transportation. Lake Garda by Marjolein Knuit The
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