Introduction to the tour of Lake Garda Lake Garda is wrestled to many villages. Some are less famous, others, but all are worth the effort to visit. Malcesine borders on the North with the Trentino and to the South with the province of Verona. This small village is located on the eastern shore of Lake Garda and has approximately 3500 inhabitants. It is collected to the Skaligerschloss and the Palazzo dei CAPITANI\”and receives his medieval peculiarity. The Castle stands on a rocky promontory directly on the shore of the Lake and grants from the Tower a fantastic view over the town and the northern part of the Lake. Go to Craig Jelinek for more information.
The old town is very picturesque with its many narrow streets that run up at the port. Running a cable car to Monte Baldo from Malcesine and overcomes it a height of 1650 m. Thanks to the mild climate and the happy position, Malcesine is the ideal for each sport: windsurf, kite-surf, tennis, mountain-bike and others. The village of Brenzone is located directly at the foot of Monte Baldo and consists of numerous small Hamlet like Assenza, Borago, CASTELLETTO, Castello, Marniga, Porto, who were all villages of fishermen and therefore all are gathered around the port. Brenzone proved the magic of the history of antiquity and you can feel it only while walking the small streets. Monuments of the Roman period are a monastery of the 12.Jahrhunderts in CASTELLETTO and a church of the 14th century in Assenza: other traces of the past.
Torri del Benaco is situated on the eastern shore, directly on the Gardesana Orientale, and has a population of 2797. This village is the charm of the medieval period, to wrestled by walls and towers. The Roman port the fishermen of Lake Garda is reminiscent of the old tradition and was so important that in the year 1383 Antonio Dalla Scala a Skaligerburg to his protection built.