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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

Between 1375 and 1381, Cansignorio della Scala reinforced the walls surrounding the city, interspersed with about twenty towers and protected by three gates, and built the Scaligero Castle, which was part of the complex of defensive structures in the Verona area. In the second half of the 19th century, the castle was bought by Count Giovanni Battista Buri, who restored it and surrounded it with a beautiful park that combines the charm of nature with love for the Middle Ages.

The Scaliger Castle of Sirmione is an outstanding example of a sea fortress and one of the most spectacular and best preserved castles on Lake Garda. The castle is located at the entrance to the medieval old town and consists of a central fortified square surrounded by a defensive wall with three corner towers, above which the high main tower rises. Another, lower defensive wall surrounds a second courtyard, the courtyard of the dock and the dock itself.

A very characteristic historic village, with a castle that can be visited

Castellaro Lagusello is a fraction of Monzambano. The village stands on a small hill overlooking a heart-shaped lake. The lake and the castle, dating back to 1100-1200, give its name to the small village it is part of. Access to the lake requires a fee as it is private property.

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.

Small shaded rest area and drinking water point near the Castellaro.

Here you can fill up your bike bottles with fresh drinking water.