周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

This section belongs to the "Eurovelo 7", the Sun Route - part Italy 1 👍

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The blue color gradually fades.

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Beautiful view of Coka

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Bardolino is really worth seeing, but it's a nightmare for cyclists. Too many people in the town itself and also in the surrounding areas.

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Very nice tour, often directly on Lake Garda. Sometimes in town you have to push your bike. But in the extraordinary surroundings this is easily tolerable. Racers should not take the route.

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Very beautiful stretch of route by the lake, through a wonderful landscape. Just cycle in a relaxed manner and take in the beautiful perspectives.

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Bardolino is an Italian municipality on Lake Garda in the province of Verona in the northeastern Italian region of Veneto with 7,003 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2022). Bardolino is located on the eastern side of the lake, north of Lazise and south of Garda. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardolino_(Veneto)#:~:text=Bardolino%20is%20an%20Italian%20municipality, Lazise%20and%20s%C3%BCdlich%20of%20Garda. &text=65%20m%20s.l.m.

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The military harbor of Peschiera had to be deepened by over 2 m in 1861 to accommodate a newly built gunboat for the Garda flotilla. When digging with a so-called paternoster excavator north of the Querini Bastion, numerous bronze objects were unearthed. These were kept by the Austrian first lieutenant Heinrich von Silber and the naval engineer Lorentz. Von Silber suspected that a ship with the items on board had once sunk here. Numerous tree trunks that were rammed into the lake bottom made the work more difficult, so it was thought that there was a fishing hut here, which is often found on Lake Garda, which is why the pottery shards that were found were disposed of. However, after von Silber contacted the archaeologist Johannes Freudenberg from Bonn, the realization emerged that there had once been a pile-dwelling settlement here. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfahlbausiedlung_von_Bacino_Marina#:~:text=The%20Milit%C3%A4rhafen%20von%20Peschiera%20had to, you%2

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Interesting old fortress town, old barracks, city gates, bridges. Lots of cafés and nice places to stop for refreshments.

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Nice historical place. If you really want it to be nice, check out Lazise before the store opens in the morning. Afterwards they feel like they are in a big German city.

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Bella Italia - the entire lake and surrounding area is incredibly beautiful - it's hard to put it into words. Mountainous in the north, rather flat in the south, mostly quite coarse pebble beach and yet there is a wonderfully fine sandy beach along the east coast. Wonderful climate.

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Lazise has a special flair. But if you want to eat well, I have to look for something outside. Cycling along the lake is mostly comparable to an obstacle race, but here you don't want to unwind kilometers, but rather glide along comfortably.

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An outstanding art auction, the acoustics are amazing, I was able to experience the opera Aida there. I was excited.

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Peschiera del Garda is a lively and always on the move town. There are some beaches for swimming and sunbathing; or you can enjoy a walk in the narrow alleys of the center or along the port. The old city is surrounded by canals and you can tour on small boats to better discover the historic city walls. Peschiera del Garda is the only town on Lake Garda where there is a train station. The cycle path along the Mincio towards Mantua starts from here.

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Between Bardolino and Lazise you drive directly on the beach

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When you turn the corner from Via Roma to Piazza Bra'...an impressive sight

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The arena is very beautiful, just as I imagined it ... obviously it is worth visiting

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Strandwed south of Lazise Cycling is partly prohibited, partly high flowing sand. It's better to take the main road and after 200m turn left onto a side road, then keep right until you reach the blue cycle path.

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Traffic practice area for kids

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Very nice bike path

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