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Old cannon next to the church.

San Pietro in Mavino, also San Pietro in Mavinas, is a small church in the Lombard municipality of Sirmione on Lake Garda. It is known for its frescoes. Although often overlooked, it is considered one of the most beautiful churches on Lake Garda. The church is located north of Sirmione, about halfway between the center of Sirmione and the Grottoes of Catullus. Its isolated location amidst olive and cypress groves means that few visitors notice it.[2] It lies on the second elevation of the promontory that extends northward into Lake Garda. Its patron saint, from the beginning, has been St. Peter. The nickname in Mavino comes from a contraction of the Latin term in summas vineas, which refers to the vineyards once located here. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pietro_in_Mavino

San Pietro in Mavino, also known as San Pietro in Mavinas, is a small church in the Lombard municipality of Sirmione on Lake Garda. It is known for its frescoes. Although often overlooked, it is considered one of the most beautiful churches on Lake Garda. The church is located north of Sirmione, about halfway between the center of Sirmione and the Grottoes of Catullus. Its isolated location amidst olive and cypress groves means that few visitors notice it.[2] It lies on the second elevation of the promontory that extends northward into Lake Garda. Its patron saint, from the beginning, has been St. Peter. The nickname in Mavino comes from a contraction of the Latin term in summas vineas, which refers to the vineyards once located here. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pietro_in_Mavino

The Scaliger Castle separates the town from the mainland with a large harbor basin and a circular wall. The Scaliger family built the castle, completed in the 14th century under Antonio della Scala (1363–1388), to protect the harbor of the Lake Garda fleet. Built for purely military purposes, the castle served the Scaliger family not only as protection against external enemies but also against attacks by the local population. The well-preserved castle dominates the image of Sirmione today. Only a bridge leads across the deep moat through a portal bearing the coats of arms of the Scaliger family (a ladder) and the Venetians (a winged lion), from which access to the town could be controlled. Loopholes show how the castle soldiers controlled the route to Sirmione from here. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirmione

Beautiful old town streets – without motorized traffic. Wonderful!