カステルヌオーヴォデルガルダの天然記念物・トップ10

A park with paid entrance that is one of the major attractions in the area around Lake Garda

18 € entrance fee, you should take your time to visit

ATTENTION ⚠: from 8 p.m. the beach bar and the beach are closed and locked!! Great place for sunsets, but in early summer it clashes with the closing times. At the beginning of September it works great. (+-7:45 p.m. sunset). In the evening the water level rises. It looks very interesting how the water ripples around the headland. Since spring 2023, Jamaica Beach has been awarded the blue flag. If you want to read more about it, here is the link: https://visitsirmione.com/sirmione-e-bandiera-blu-2023-maggio-2023/

Lovely view

Monte S. Michele preserves the remains of an abbey over 1000 years old and of a very ancient settlement. The area is protected so much attention is needed.

What a sight. The water, the surroundings. Just lovely. The Mincio is a river in northern Italy. It has three source rivers, the Sarca di Genova and the Sarca di Nambrone, which rise in the Presanella group in the province of Trent and join at Pinzolo with the Sarca di Campiglio from Madonna di Campiglio to form the Fiume Sarca, or Sarca for short as part of the Judicaria. The family-friendly cycle path leads from Peschiera del Garda through a wonderful natural landscape and past numerous sights to Mantua.

Valeggio sul Mincio is a small town in the province of Verona in the Veneto region of Italy, located about 120 kilometers west of Venice and about 25 kilometers southwest of Verona. It rises in the beautiful landscape of the morainic hills, at the crossroads between the waterway formed by the Mincio river and the provincial road, next to the small hamlet of Borghetto, less than 10 km from Lake Garda. It has always been a kind of cultural and economic "crossing point" where travelers throughout the ages have always found a place of tranquility and warm hospitality, along with good food and wine.

The Mincio is a river in northern Italy. It has three source rivers, the Sarca di Genova and the Sarca di Nambrone rise in the Presanella group in the province of Trento and unite at Pinzolo with the Sarca di Campiglio of Madonna di Campiglio to form the Fiume Sarca, Sarca for short as part of the Judicaria.