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The hike is completely overcrowded, and you're charged twice. You pay €9 at the parking lot and then another €5 per person. There's almost no shade anywhere, and the small swimming coves are completely overcrowded.

bike path along the lake

Always nice to ride the Ponale especially out of season. Few bikes and few people, a spectacle.

St. Peter's Square and St. Peter's Basilica are two of the most iconic sites in the Vatican and in Christianity. Designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini between 1656 and 1667, St. Peter's Square is famous for its impressive colonnade that symbolises the arms of the Church extended to welcome the faithful.

More information about opening times etc. can be found here: https://www.cascata-varone.com/de/ Make sure you take a rain jacket with you... no one comes out dry here 😜😂! We were there at the end of October and were glad to have a change of clothes in the car 😉. Definitely a welcome refreshment in the summer ☀️

It is located between the Museum of Peasant Civilization of the Zingaro Nature Reserve and the Museum of Weaving of the Nature Reserve

The hike to Uzzo Cave in the Riserva Naturale Orientata dello Zingaro offers you an impressive mix of history and nature. This prehistoric site is not only a visual highlight, but also archaeologically significant - finds from the cave indicate human presence around 10,000 years ago. As soon as you enter the shaded area of the cave, the cool air offers a welcome respite after an intense hike under the Sicilian sun. The rocky landscape around the cave is just as fascinating as the cave itself - buried fossils and petrified bones tell of a distant past when this cave was used as both a shelter and a resting place. Here you can enjoy the peace and quiet and reflect on the people who lived here many millennia ago. Tip: Be sure to pay attention to local regulations as you are in a protected area and respect nature.

The Ponale road (in Italian: Strada del Ponale) was blasted into the rock in the second half of the 19th century to connect the northern western shore of Lake Garda and Riva del Garda with the Val di Ledro (in German: Ledro Valley). For decades, the old Ponal road was one of the most important access routes to the northern part of Lake Garda.