One of the most charming resorts on Lake Garda, Sirmione is located on a narrow peninsula at the southern end of the lake. Connected with the mainland by a small bridge, Sirmione has winding cobbled streets, an imposing castle, tranquil gardens, and a lovely lake-front promenade.

Sirmione hotels are available in all price ranges. And it’s a great place to unwind.

It was first appreciated by the Romans who discovered hot springs and built baths here. Sirmione was later ruled by the Veronese and Venetians, whose architectural legacy adds to the resort’s appeal. Much of the old town is closed to automobile traffic, making it ideal to explore on foot. Read more…

The largest of the Italian Lakes, Lake Garda forms part of the border between Lombardy to the west, Veneto to the east, and Trentino-Alto Adige to the north. The scenery surrounding the lake is quite varied, ranging from Alpine meadows backed by snow-capped peaks to olive groves, and pine and cypress forests.

Lake Garda is one of the cleanest lakes in Italy, and Riva del Garda is a popular windsurfing destination. There are several Lake Garda resorts to choose from, each with a distinct ambience.

Most of the better Lake Garda hotels have access to the lake, a swimming pool, water sports equipment rentals, tennis, and other activities. And most close between October and May. Read more…