If you are looking for an experience that combines cool high-altitude air, sport, and a breathtaking view of Lake Garda, there is a brand-new, must-visit spot waiting for you. In San Zeno di Montagna—widely known as the “balcony of Lake Garda” due to its extraordinary panoramic position—the historic (and now brand-new) municipal swimming centre has finally reopened its doors.
It is ideal for tourists looking to refresh themselves after a hike on Monte Baldo, as well as for families and fitness enthusiasts searching for an oasis of well-being suspended between the water and the sky.
What awaits you at the San Zeno di Montagna swimming centre
The new facility has been designed to offer maximum comfort in a picture-postcard natural setting. Here are the main features you will find during your visit:
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- Outdoor pool: Perfect for swimming and relaxing during the summer season.
- Spacious solarium and summer garden: A well-kept green area equipped with sun loungers and parasols, where you can lie back in the sun and enjoy the fresh mountain air (at an altitude of around 650 metres) with views of the lake skyline and Monte Baldo.
- Kiosk bar: Ideal for breakfast before diving in, a light lunch, or a sundowner drink at sunset.
- Classes and activities: The centre offers swimming lessons for adults, children, and teenagers, as well as aqua fitness classes and physical activities for all ages.
Right next to the swimming centre, you will also find a football pitch and a brand-new padel court.
Useful information for your visit
- Where: Via Giuseppe Zanetti 87 – San Zeno di Montagna
- Opening days and times: Open every day from 10:00 to 19:00
To stay up to date with everything, including ticket prices and special summer events, you can check the facility’s official channels directly:
- Facebook page: Piscina San Zeno di Montagna
- Instagram page: piscinasanzenodimontagna
All that’s left for you to do is head up into the hills, recharge your batteries, and discover the coolest side of Lake Garda!
Ciao dear Outdoors,
Silvia Turazza
