La via dei mulini (Mills Valley)
The route of the mills is a great hike for families, away from traffic, to do by bike or on foot. A fascinating journey of 10.2 km, with a vertical drop of 220m, which leads into the picturesque valley of the Mills to the discovery of the only surviving mill among those that were once operated by the Gusa creek, dating back to 1600.
The route continues on to the historic centre of Costermano, with views overlooking Lake Garda, where you can find the Becelli-Rizzardi Palace dating back to 1400, and a pretty inhabited village.
The trail is like an outdoor gym, with equipment to workout along the way. Once you have crossed over the road to Garda, you are back at the starting point along the German Military Cemetery of World War II, which is the third largest in Italy, with its 22,000 mortal remains.
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Parco della Lessinia
A green oasis with trails that can be done on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback. Its wealth of history, archaeology and nature makes Lessinia an ideal destination for tourists looking to get in tuch with nature and the ancient traditions of the mountain inhabitants.
Dolomites
Passing through enchanting valleys and crossing spectacular mountain paths, discover and admire the landscapes, colours and extraordinary beauty of the Dolomite Alps.
Verona
The city of Romeo and Juliet is rich with roman and medieval heritage: The Roman Arena in Piazza Brà, Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's tomb, Castelvecchio, the Scaliger Tombs, San Zeno Basilica, San Pietro Castle and the Roman Theatre, just to name a few.
Venice
Unique in the world, at just an hour and a half by train, Venice offers some extraordinary excursion possibilities: gondola rides, walks through the romantic alleys and Venetian squares, walks around the buildings on the Canal Grande, or the possibility of experiencing live music in the bars of Piazza San Marco. Our Guests can choose between daytime or night-time tours (Venice by night).
Sirmione and the Catullo caves
Sirmione, the lake's historic peninsula, was once the home of the Latin poet Catullo. The "grotte", or caves, are the magnificent remains of a Roman Villa from the first imperial period, in which frescoes, dating back to the 1st and 2nd centuries A.D., have been preserved.
Brescia
About an hour to the west of the lake by car, in the green hills of Valtenesi, stands the city of Brescia, famous for its Castle and Piazza Vittoria.
Mantua
Gonzaga's and Latin poet Virgil's city, Mantua is rich in artistic heritage, just 50 km from Garda. You can visit the Palazzo Ducale, Palazzo Te, Piazza Sordello, Piazza delle Erbe, Sant'Andrea, Mantegna's house and much more.
Milano
An hour and a half on the train from Peschiera, Milan is the regional capital of Lombardy and boasts an abundance of things to see, such as Sforzesco Castel, the cathedral, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and Teatro alla Scala.It is also a major business centre in Europe and has high quality shopping, making Milan an unmissable stop for those visiting Northern Italy.
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