What to see, what to do
à Bardolino

Travel guide Bardolino

Bardolino, on the shores of Lake Garda, is famous for its wine, picturesque beaches and charming historic centre.

With origins dating back to Roman times, this Italian town is now renowned for its thriving wine industry and rich cultural heritage.

Accessible by car or bus from Verona, Bardolino is also linked by ferries to the other towns on Lake Garda.

Accommodation

Bardolino offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury lakeside hotels to B&Bs in the vineyards.

Gastronomy

Bardolino wine, local olive oil, lake fish dishes, risotto.

What is there to see? What to do?

The lakeside promenade, the Wine Museum, San Severo church, wine tastings in the local vineyards.

The historic town centre, the lakefront and the vineyards of the surrounding hills.

Cycling, boating on the lake, hiking in the surrounding hills.

Lake beaches, adventure parks, boat trips, outdoor activities.

Bardolino Wine Festival, local festivals and cultural events, weekly markets.

Activities

Shopping

Local products such as wine and olive oil, souvenir shops and craft markets.

Nightlife

Lakeside bars, wine tastings in local cellars, quiet evenings in restaurants with a view.

Did you know?

Bardolino wine is appreciated for its lightness and fruity character, typical of the region.
Bardolino was an important commercial centre during the Roman Empire.
The region is surrounded by moraine hills, evidence of the Ice Age.
Lake Garda, near Bardolino, is Italy's largest lake.
The area is famous for its olive groves, producing top-quality olive oil.

Tips and tricks
Hire a bike to explore the region in an eco-friendly and enjoyable way.
Visit out of season to avoid the crowds and enjoy a more authentic experience.
Take part in a wine tasting to discover the local varieties.

Visit the vineyards for a tasting of Bardolino, explore the hiking trails offering magnificent views of the lake.

My name is Sofia and I'm a passionate traveller, always on the lookout for new adventures. At the age of 32, I've already had the chance to discover many wonderful places, but Bardolino in Italy holds a special place in my heart. The picturesque alleyways, delicious cuisine and breathtaking scenery always bring me back here. Whether it's the simple pleasure of enjoying a gelato by the lake or marvelling at a sunset over the vineyards, every experience is a source of inspiration for me.

Sofia R.

DiamsTrotter Bardolino