Bardolino
The jewel on Lake Garda
Bardolino on Lake Garda
Nestling picturesquely on the eastern shores of Lake Garda, Bardolino delights visitors with its Mediterranean charm, world-class wine and idyllic flair. The bustling lakeside promenade entices you to take a stroll while winding narrow streets with quaint little shops, cafés and restaurants tempt you to linger.
Famous for the red wine that bears its name, Bardolino offers numerous wineries and traditional taverns where you can savour the local cuisine. Active holidaymakers will love the numerous cycling and hiking trails through the surrounding hills.
Whether its relaxing by the lake, culinary delights or cultural discoveries you are looking for – Bardolino combines Italian zest for life with wonderful natural beauty.
This is what Bardolino has to offer ...
Wine & Culinary Delights
Bardolino is known for its light, fruity Bardolino DOC red and Chiaretto rosé wines. Every autumn a wine festival is held in Bardolino, where visitors are treated to wine tastings and regional specialities.
Places of Interest
Old town & harbour: Charming narrow streets, quaint squares and a beautiful waterfront promenade.
Church of San Zeno: 9th-century Romanesque church featuring magnificent frescoes.
Museo dell'Olio: This museum gives an insight into traditional olive oil production.
Activities
Hiking & Cycling: The Bardolino area offers beautiful trails through vineyards and olive groves.
Water sports: Sailing, stand-up-paddling and windsurfing are popular activities on Lake Garda.
Day trips: Verona (30 km away) or the Gardaland theme park are within easy reach.
Climate on Lake Garda
The Mediterranean climate ensures mild winters and warm summers. The best time to visit is in spring and autumn when it is pleasantly warm and there are fewer tourists around.
Bardolino is therefore the perfect destination for those looking for gourmet, active and cultural holidays.
