Limonaia sotto le stelle

Evening visit to the "Limonaia del Castel" (Lemon garden) with music and Limoncello-tasting.

The Castèl Lemon House, an emblem of the traditions of Limone, will be open to the public at an unusual hour: from 9.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. During that time, visitors can learn more about our past while stro

Limone Night Rock Running

23-07-2010
Running race with climbing

In the spectacular background of Limone sul Garda, this year will be presented the first edition of the race "Limone Night Rock Running". The unique atmosphere of the summer nights will accompany the participants on the race course, 6km long. After a fir

Maramao - A Village Of Fun

Tremosine - Voltino 18th July 2010
Info: www.infotremosine.it

Participants are drawn into a fantastic world of fun and games. Emotions galore and a day of fairytale magic!
The Maramao event is held in the charming little village of Voltino, near Tremosine. The party starts at abou

Toscolano Maderno: Paper-Mill Valley, Opening times

The ancient Paper route - Along what is still known as the "Valley of the Paper-mills", the paper industry in Toscolano flourished as early as the 14th century. The paper was taken across Lake Garda to Verona, down the Adige River and up the Adriatic Sea to Venice. Due to the quality of its product, Toscolano gradually became one of the most famous centers in Italy, almost equal to Fabriano. Gabriele di Pietro introduced the first print shops in Cecina and Messaga. The Bible which Martin Luther used for his translation into German was printed there in 1487.

The Valtenesi Villages

The Valtenesi Villages - You can discover it along a network of minor roads criss-crossing the gently rolling hills, after leaving the main road that cuts through it north to south and divides it into a fl at strip running along the lakeside and a more varied area on the outer ring of the moraine that seals off the south-wes

Romanesque Garda

The Medieval churches of Lake Garda, which are often masterpieces of rural Romanesque style influenced by the architecture from the Como, Veneto and Po Valley areas, are the signs that remain of the ecclesiastic organization of the rural areas, which took place between the Longobard Era and the 13th century. These churches, which w