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Lake Garda: what to do in the north-west

The Brescia shore of Lake Garda is a gem of elegance and wild nature. Discover the panoramic walks in Tremosine, the historic villas of Gardone Riviera, the charm of Limone sul Garda and the many opportunities for water sports, such as sailing and kitesurfing.

Poster for the Slow Gargnano event in Gargnano on Lake Garda, featuring aerial views and local details.

Slow Gargnano: two days among Gargnano’s lemon groves and olive terraces

Walter Sestili

In early October, Gargnano slows down and returns to its farming roots, among lemon groves, olive terraces and the first olive harvest. Slow Gargnano, Tra olio, vino e territorio, fills the opening weekend of the month with cooking classes, a market of local producers, guided walks through the terraces and talks on the flavours of the Alto Garda.

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A large crowd of people participating in an amateur run through the streets of a mountain village.

When the Villages Come Alive: Festivals Around Lake Garda

Walter Sestili

All year round, the villages around Lake Garda come alive with sagre and local feast days, built around the food, wine and traditions of each stretch of shore. Knowing what they are, when they happen and where helps you choose the festivals that suit the time of your visit best.

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Nighttime fireworks display over Lake Garda with illuminated boats on the water in Riva del Garda.

Fireworks on Lake Garda: Where and When to Watch

Silvia Turazza

On Lake Garda, fireworks are a summer affair, usually closing the village festivals known as sagre and reaching their peak around Ferragosto in mid-August. The dates change every year and depend on the local feasts. Here is how to find the best spot, watch from a boat and plan your arrival and journey home.

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