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Malcesine

Spend the day in Malcesine, which most people refer to as the most charming town on Lake Garda. Well-kept old houses, narrow winding cobbled streets and alleys with a great selection of shops and many outdoor cafés and restaurants create that special atmosphere and ambience. Perfect for a summer holiday and family getaway. In addition to the lovely urban environment, there are fine sights such as the Palazzo dei Capitani and especially the ancient castle of Scaligeri, named after one of its many owners over the years. The castle now houses a museum of the region's flora and fauna as well as a museum of paintings by Goethe. Malcine is an ideal destination for a cheap car holiday in Italy.

Gardaland

Italy's largest amusement park, Gardaland, can easily entertain you for a whole day! Plenty of rides, dolphin shows, restaurants and much more. This is a good place to go if you have children and childlike souls with you on your holiday!

Lake Garda

Lake Garda is the most popular holiday destination for Danes in Italy. Countless generations know about this gem in northern Italy. Here you will find everything you could dream of for the ideal holiday: Impressive and dazzlingly beautiful scenery, charming and atmosphere-filled small towns, picturesque castles , cosy cafés and restaurants, boat trips on the water, fine bathing opportunities and the cultural pearl Verona - Romeo and Juliet's city with the Roman arena.

The surroundings of Lake Garda are stunning and endless, and the excursion possibilities are endless. For example, visit one of the most important buildings in the history of the area, the Castelnuovo di Noarna wine castle. The castle is built on the ruins of an ancient Roman building. The renovation was started in 1974 by Giulio Zani, who took over both the ruins and the surrounding vineyards. The buildings are now carefully restored.

Sirmione

Sirmione, at the very tip of the Benaco peninsula, which is located at the southernmost end of Lake Garda. Visit the Catullus Grottoes and the ruins of one of the largest Roman villas in the north of Italy. The famous villa is said to have belonged to the Roman poet, Caius Valerius Catullus, and it was here that he wrote some of his beautiful poems about, among other things, the influence that the beautiful place had on him. Take a walk along the beautiful paths and smell the cypresses, olive trees and magnolias that adorn the area.

Peschiera del Garda

Located right on Lake Garda, this small town is a gem for the more romantically inclined. But it is also a town ready for families, with a great atmosphere, full of magical nooks and crannies, small and cosy streets with shops and traders in a tangle.

The lakeside location is a big plus, and it won't be long before the family is settled on one of the small terraces with a few cool drinks on the table and a magnificent view of the southern shores of Lake Garda.

Peschiera is one of the most characteristic Italian towns along Lake Garda. Surrounded by small canals and with a historic centre enclosed by walls, Peschiera offers everything you would expect from a small, cosy Italian town.

From Peschiera del Garda it is also easy to continue by boat and visit other towns along the shores of Lake Garda.

Parco Giardino Sigurta

Visit the impressive 600,000 m² Parco Giardino Sigurtà, located a few kilometres south of Lake Garda. The park is a colourful experience with a multitude of fragrant flower beds, beautiful trees, shrubs and small lakes. Try your hand at the 2500 m² maze and see who finds their way out first. Children will also want to visit the cute animals on the small farm in the park.

The park is typically open March to November, but be sure to check the opening hours.

San Zeno di Montagna

San Zeno di Montagna is home to about 1,400 inhabitants and is located on Monte Baldo or Mount Baldo. From the historic town there is an incredible view of Lake Garda, the many green olive groves and the surrounding and very majestic mountains. For this reason, San Zeno di Montagna is also a great place for hiking, trekking and climbing.

The city is full of interesting sights, visit for example the Church of St Bartholomew, which dates back to the 16th century, or the beautiful parish church erected in honour of San Zeno. The beautiful bell tower was built in 1788 and the church has undergone a series of renovations and refurbishments, including a new and very impressive altar in 1914.

There are plenty of opportunities to do some shopping in the old town or simply enjoy a Turbiana in one of the town's cafés.

Verona

Verona is known for its medieval houses, which characterize the cityscape. Furthermore, it is also the place where Shakespeare's famous work Romeo and Juliet takes place on the famous balcony. Verona is also known for the old colosseum from the 15th century.