Lake Garda Italy Highlights and Attractions (Lago Di Garda)
Edited video and still images from my vacation in Malcesine, Lake Garda in August 2013, staying at the wonderful Hotel Vega.
I'd highly recommend Malcesine as a lovely picturesque town to stay in, relax and explore. It has bags of character and plenty to do, but is also a useful base, at the more Northern end of the Lake, so access to Limone, Torbole and Riva is easy using the passenger ferry.
Food is excellent wherever you go in Italy.
The day trip to Venice was a must, however due to the searing heat and endless streams of tourists (I know I was part of the problem!) it was difficult to enjoy at the time, but now looking back at my footage of the Gondola ride I'm quite enjoying it more now in retrospect.
The day trip to Bolzano and Renon was really pleasant; a 2 hour easy coach ride to Bolzano, a pretty town with attractive, colourful buildings and great cable car ride into the mountains where we completed the rest of the climb by tram. Renon gave us great views across the mountains (I think The Dolomites were visible in the background), and some very interesting 'earth pyramids'.
The tandem paragliding was great and not half as scary as I'd imagined. To see more, watch the full video
A great vacation - I can completely see why people return to the lake year after year.
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Things To Do In Lake Garda, Trentino, Italy
Garda Trentino isn’t necessarily the first place you think of visiting in Italy! Rome, Florence and Milan might get to top billing for many-a-traveller but Lake Garda, especially the area around the Trentino region of Italy - Garda Trentino, is without a doubt one of the best places to visit in Italy!
For starters, Trentino as a whole looks and feels like nowhere else you’ll visit in Italy! (See full blog post here - HandLuggageOnly.co.uk/Trentino) It’s just such an amazing part of Italy! Then there’s all the food and fun to be had here (and I’m just gonna guess here and say you probably don’t need much convincing when it comes to Italian food)!
Long story short, if you’re planning on heading to Lake Garda - here’s what to get up to and a few places you definitely have to visit!
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Places to see in ( Riva Del Garda - Italy )
Places to see in ( Riva Del Garda - Italy )
Riva del Garda is a resort in northern Italy, on Lake Garda’s northern shore. Strong winds make it a popular windsurfing destination. In a former fortress, MAG Museo Alto Garda has archaeology and history displays, plus a picture gallery with works from the 15th to 19th centuries. Nearby, the medieval Torre Apponale belfry offers lake views. Santa Maria Inviolata is a baroque church with frescoes and stucco works. Riva del Garda is a bustling Italian town which doubles as a tourist resort, located at the northern end of Lake Garda. This is the dramatic end of the lake, with mountains rising on either side, and Riva sits comfortably on the shore, with a backdrop of lake, valley and hills. Until the lakeside road was constructed, Riva was an important port for communications along the lake's length.
Riva has a town museum (Museo Civico) housed in its moated lakeshore castle (or fortress), the Rocca. The museum contains historical exhibits, paintings and also temporary exhibitions, which can be interesting. Alongside this sturdy fortress is a pleasant leafy park. A little tourist 'train' (trenino) starts here and does a very brief circuit of the town for those seeking more entertainment (it was full of merry pensioners when it passed). One of Riva's most striking buildings is the Torre Apponale, a tall clock-tower which dates to the thirteenth century. It looks down on Piazza III Novembre, the heart of town.
The northern end of the lake is incredibly popular with windsurfers, who take advantage of the strong wind systems caused by the mountains and water. Torbole, just along the lakeshore from Riva, is the principal base for windsurfing. In Riva it is possible to hire boats, or, for a less strenuous way of enjoying the water, there is a long beach suitable for sunbathing and swimming. Walkers can enjoy easy walks around town - such as the stroll along the lake towards Torbole - or longer hikes in the mountains around.
The Museo Civico is located in the Rocca, a medieval fortress with quadrangular bastions, placed on the lake, bounded by a canal with drawbridge. It was the fortress of the noble family Scaligeri (1124), who became the Lords of Verona. It was rebuilt several times and it was used by the Austrians as barracks in the 18th century. It is frequently the seat of cultural activities, especially during the summer months. The medieval Torre Apponale was is a medieval tower first mentioned in 1273, but probably older. It belonged to the first fortress of Riva, that no longer exists. Modifications were made in 1555 and it was raised to 34 metres (112 ft). The Piazza III Novembre is situated between the tower and the harbour. The city hall comprises the Palazzo Pretorio from 1375 (the former cantonal courthouse) and the Palazzo del Provveditore (the governor's palace), built between 1472 and 1485.
The city gates Porta San Marco (11th century), built by the Venetians, and Porta San Michele (13th century), at the Piazza Cavour, are remnants of the medieval city walls. The Porta San Michele has a small battlemented belfry for the parochial church of Maria Assunta. This church was originally a romanesque-gothic building from the 14th century (attested by a medieval relief at its southern side), but was rebuilt in baroque style in 1728. It has a single nave and nine baroque altars. The altarpieces were made by local artists, such as Ignazio Martino Oliari da Riva, Giuseppe Craffonara da Riva and Giovanni Caliari da Verona. The fresco in the dome is by the baroque painter Giuseppe Alberti (1664–1730).
The church Chiesa dell'Inviolata, dominating the Largo Marconi, is considered among the most beautiful baroque churches in Trentino. It is an octagonal building with the belfry next to it. It contains the altarpieces San Carlo Borromeo and San Gerolamo by the Mannerist painter Palma il Giovane. In the middle of the octagonal dome is a Baroque fresco The coronation of Maria in Heaven. Places of geological interest in the vicinity include Tenno Lake, Lago di Ledro (with its paleoethnographic museum), and the Varone falls.
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Santa Barbara Church
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Inviolata Church (The Church of the Virgin)
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Exploring Lake Garda
Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy. This video explores some of the beautiful lakeside towns including Malescine, Limone and Riva del Garda.
Places to see in ( Riva Del Garda - Italy ) Riva Del Garda Beach
Places to see in ( Riva Del Garda - Italy ) Riva Del Garda Beach
Made of pebbles and with grass areas, Sabbioni Beach is one of the biggest and most well-equipped beaches of Lake Garda. It offers various services including beach chair and sunbed rental, a snack bar, showers and canoe hire from the Rowing Club. Furthermore, there is a floating platform that has a pool on the inside and a slide on the outside, a basketball court and a playground with trampolines and sand pits, for the entertainment of the whole family. There is also a large shaded area thanks to the park which boarders the beach.
The splendid Pine Beach, also known as Purfina, is made of pebbles and grass and has a vast green area. It’s much loved by young people, is well looked after and offers services and entertainment for all ages, including: a bar, showers, beach chair and sunbed rental, a small playground with a sand pit and a floating platform with a pool on the inside and a slide on the outside. Furthermore, being a haunt for windsurfers, Pini Beach has a dedicated area for the lovers of this sport, in front of the Bavaria Campground.
The green background that surrounds Miralago Beach makes it a pleasant place, ideal for sunbathing, reading a book or relaxing on the lake edge. It is a pebble beach and has an offshore platform. After a few hours of sunbathing, there is nothing more satisfying than a dive into the fresh lake water.
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