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Everything is wonderful! The climb to get there is beautiful, the fort is beautiful, and the setting is beautiful. Unfortunately, it's a bit sad to see such a structure in a state of total abandonment. It's worth it, whether by bike or on foot.

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Lazise Castle

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In the middle of Torri, right by the lake on the promenade. In front of it is a car park that is always busy during the holidays. The castle can be visited for €5 from April to the end of October...of course, no guarantees...

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It is the classic fortress: massive walls, small windows, a moat to the north, south and west, a cliff to the east. Externally, it is well-kept; inside, it is unsafe, gloomy, full of passages, stairs, vaults and corridors. Very fascinating.

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Hairpin climb, uniform gravel surface. Very nice

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The Scaliger Castle in Sirmione is a moated castle in the Italian municipality of the same name on the southern shore of Lake Garda in the province of Brescia. It is one of the most extraordinary military architectural structures of the 14th century in Italy that has been preserved relatively unchanged.

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Very interesting history and impressive building.

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defensive war building built in the early 1900s on the Austro-Hungarian border. Beyond the building which is in a state of abandonment, the climb to the fort offers a wonderful view of the Adige valley.

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Very well maintained and well preserved small castle.

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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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The construction of the fort was begun in 1888 with the aim of completing the defense line with the border with Austria-Hungary (located, approximately, where there is now the regional border between Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige, at the time Austrian territory). Completed in 1913, it was heavily armed during the First World War, but was used almost exclusively for the quartering of troops. In fact, he did not participate in any combat. Only a few shots were fired at the Austrian planes flying towards Verona with the aim of bombing it. Today the fort is private property and is in a state of partial abandonment. However, it is used as a tourist destination and playing field for soft air teams. (Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forte_San_Marco)

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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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Lazise, with its city walls, is among the most beautiful villages on Lake Garda

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Nice old Lazise :)

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The first settlement in this area has been documented since the Chalcolithic era through pile dwellings, and numerous finds of rock carvings have been preserved from the Bronze Age. Towards the end of the 1st century B.C. In the 4th century BC, Torri (then “Tulles”) became part of the Roman Empire. This is confirmed by excavation finds of coins from the imperial period and many still existing district names such as Le Sorti (Sortes) and Il Salto (Saltus). After its collapse, various Germanic peoples spread along the banks of the “Benacus”, as Lake Garda was called at that time. From the 6th century onwards, various groups of Goths and Lombards settled on the “Veronese side” (i.e. east side) and on the slopes of Monte Baldo. Towards the end of the 9th century, the Franks invaded this area.

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A beautiful little place on Lago di Farda, with a beautiful harbor.

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The Scaliger Castle of Torri del Benaco https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castello_Scaligero_(Torri_del_Benaco)

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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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Castle can be visited with paid admission

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Castle can be visited with paid admission

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