Informations about Garda

Garda history: the charming town of Garda stands amongst its ancient cypresses and olive groves in a small bay on the shores of the Garda Lake, the largest lake of Italy. The town, from north to south, borders on Torri del Benaco, Costermano and Bardolino.

It is a pretty town, parts of which dated back to Roman times, with many ancient buildings. Here the Queen Adelaide was imprisoned in the fort from which she escaped to marry the German King Otto I.

Garda natural products: olive oil, flavored wine and fresh fish are the simple but essential ingredient for a appreciated cuisine.

Hotels and touristic structures in Garda:

Holidays in Garda

Holidays in Garda: this fascinating town offers the best to enjoy a relaxing holiday plunged into nature admiring stunning landscapes. The nature and history combine to offer the enchantment of wonderful walks. You might take a ride across the clear blue water to explore the western shore. To discover on foot, walk about 3 kilometers along the coastal road to Punta San Virgilio for romantic vistas. The lakeside walkway is populated in the evenings. Or have a walk towards the hinterland, toward the Beati and Valle dei Molini.

Garda accommodations: high quality accommodation and refined cuisine are the two most representative features of this incredible town where past and present mingled together.

There an increasing international clientele is sure to find what is looking for and making their holiday an unforgettable and pleasurable time.

Sports in Garda: many sport facilities are also available: windsurfing, sailing, trekking, riding a mountain bike.

For further information:

APT Riviera degli Olivi
7016 Garda (Vr)
Lungolago Regina Adelaide, 3
Ph.: 0039 045 7255194
Fax: 0039 045 7256720

Or:

IAT Garda

37016 Garda
Via Don Gnocchi, 23-25
Ph.: 0039 045 6270384
Fax:0039 045 7256720

Look at the map of Garda

 

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