OR Italyand especially the Trentino-Alto Adige region, has some of the most impressive lakes in the south Europeexcept of course dense vegetation, steep mountains and beautiful picturesque villages. Surely you have seen on some social networks photos or videos of the most famous lake in Italy, Lake Como. However, in this article you will discover five more lakes of incomparable beauty in the neighboring country.
In addition to the fascinating wetlands, there is a variety of things to see and do in the surrounding areas. Trentino has the Brenta Dolomiti mountain range, part of which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can try a variety of winter sports. In the capital city of Trento, you can stroll along the cobbled streets, shop in the local shops, enjoy traditional dishes and admire the medieval castle with its unique frescoes.
1. Lake Garda
OR Lake Garda It is located between Verona and Brescia and is the largest lake in Italy. Nestled along its shores are numerous beautiful villages, each with its own charm. In the southern part of the lake are the settlements Peschiera del Garda, Sirmione and Desenzano del Garda and Lake Garda they are distinguished above all by their interesting history and their wonderful wine. The pearl of the lake, however, is the city We are looking because there are impressive views and unique attractions –Catullus Caves and Archaeological Museum of Sirmione, Scaligero Castle in Sirmione. On the east coast, the most popular settlements are Bardolino and Garda. The northern settlements are more mountainous. In the city Riva del Gardawhich has two marinas, you can go sailing, windsurfing, mountain biking and rock climbing.
2. Lake Ledro
h Lake Ledro is a 20-minute drive (or three-hour walk) from Riva del Garda. The city has an impressive town hall consisting of Praetorian Palace and Palazzo del Provveditore and a medieval fortress, Civic Museumwhich belonged to the lords of Verona. In addition, cultural events and festivals are often organized. On the lake you can do water sports, swim at the Blue Flag beach and go hiking or cycling on its many trails. regular events and activities.
3. Lake Molveno
OR Lake Molvenowas awarded for the seventh consecutive year as the most beautiful lake in Italy, and not unfairly. It has five Blue Flag beaches along its shores that can easily be compared to the beaches of the island of Thailand. The lake is surrounded by dense green forests, even in summer, and its waters are crystal clear and cool. It is recommended to walk or cycle around the lake until you find the perfect picnic spot and enjoy the view. In the area there is a bike park, tennis courts and a mini golf course. For food you can sit at: Osteria del Maso and the small restaurant in Aquila Nera and Cima Tosa.
4. Lake Teno
The little one Lake Tenowhich to Italians is also known as il lago azzuro (the blue lake), according to research it is the cleanest lake in Italy and this is evident from its turquoise color. Even in the cold months of the year, it is difficult to resist its call, not to swim. A short distance from the lake, a little further south, you will find the medieval village of Canale di Tenno, one of the most beautiful in the country. You can walk or drive from the lake and it is recommended to spend a few hours sightseeing – Casa degli Artisti Giacomo Vittone, Mostra Attrezzi Agricoli – before heading to a trattoria.
5. Lakes Caldonazzo and Levico
The distance between the lakes is only 10 minutes by car. The Lakes Caldonazzo and Levico are located in Sugana Valley and are surrounded by many settlements that are connected to each other by railway lines. The lakes are ideal for water sports (kayaking, windsurfing, rowing, water skiing), hiking, cycling, wildlife watching and unique moments of relaxation on one of the Blue Flag beaches. If you want to enjoy traditional Italian dishes, go to: Al Faro Pizzeria Restaurant, Bandus Braci and Pizza and AL SOLE Pizzeria Restaurant. For a leisurely drink overlooking the lake, you can sit down Moyra 3.0 free beach barotherwise, head over to village of Leviko Terme and in Treff Wine & Food.
