Bardolino, of preistoric origin, rises to the morainic, rich hill feet of vineyards and olive groves, famous, for the name given to the valuable wine of the zone.
"A very mild climate, Mediterranean vegetation, charming harbour and a world renowned wine"
One of the brightest resorts on the south east shore of Lake Garda, Bardolino shares many of the delights of the region with its near neighbour Garda town Encircled by vineyards and olive groves, wooded hills and cypress trees, the atmosphere is distinctly Mediterranean Its narrow, traffic free streets and lakeside promenade, delightful cafés and charming views find favour with its visitors Bardolino offers a wealth of events from sailing regattas to symphony concerts The churches, particularly the rustic 12th century chapel of San Pietro and 11th century San Severo church, are well worth a visit. There are opportunities to visit other resorts around the lake by ferry, hydrofoil or even by taking an evening excursion When the sun goes down the resort comes alive: the promenades are full of strollers enjoying the mild evening air, the cafés serve gargantuan ice creams, the restaurants draw diners to their delicious local fish dishes and a taste of the local wine bearing the name of the resort is a top priority