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Bardolino, Lake Garda
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Garda, Lake Garda
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Garda, Lake Garda
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Italian
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+1hr
£4.30
£58.90
2.5hrs
Stretching between the Alps and the Dolomites, the imposing mountain backdrop frames the lake and is the perfect playground for outdoorsy types. Hiking, mountain biking, cycling and water sports are all popular activities. There’s even a cycle track spanning the entire lake being built! Don’t miss a ride on the funicular from Malcesine to the top of Monte Baldo for breathtaking views of the lake.
One of the best bits of Lake Garda is exploring the picturesque towns that dot the scenic shoreline. Spend your days village-hopping – you can take the bus or visit by boat. Why not take a leisurely stroll around the cobbled streets of Peschiera or head to Sirmione to discover its 13th century castle? Keep an eye out for the weekday market that tours around, popping up at a different resort every day!
The rolling hills to the east produce the famous full-bodied wines, Bardolino and Valpolicella. This region flourishes with olive groves and fragrant lemon orchards. Be sure to dine al fresco in Limone and sample delicious dishes made with fresh local produce for a true taste of la dolce vita.
This handsome town is a colourful fishing village and a great base for getting around the region.
Shops, cafés and trattorias aplenty can be found within Peschiera’s medieval walls, so leave no historic stone unturned.
Malcesine’s harbourside is the perfect place to linger over a glass of something cold as you watch the world glide by.
A picturesque village with an old fortress and bustling piazzas full of local life await you on a Riva holiday. =
Full of old-world charm with a lush lakeside promenade, botanical gardens and pretty piazza, the Gardone Riviera is another perfect puzzle piece of the region.
Old fishermen’s houses and lemon groves give this town a laid-back Mediterranean vibe.
Renowned for its grape growing on vast vineyards up in the hills, Bardolino is filled with pretty pastel houses adorning the docks of moored boats as well as endless wine tasting opportunities.
The Bay of Salo, nestled on Lake Garda’s western shore, showcases picturesque scenery, historic charm and quaint markets. In every direction you look, you’ll spot stunning art and architecture.
Snuggled away on Lake Garda’s south-east coast and just 15km west of Verona, Castelnuovo is in a great location for an idyllic Italian escape.
Tranquil, charming and historic all at once, Cisano is a pastel-tinged gem on Lake Garda. It’s poised for fun in the sun, whether you’re whisking the kids away or you're an outdoorsy type after a budget-friendly break.
Classic old villas, cathedrals and a glitzy marina all flank the lakeside in Desenzano.
Sitting pretty at the south-eastern end of the lake, Lazise is as lovely as they come.
For family fun, water sports in Salou and Cap Salou are excellent – especially if you’re a thrill seeker! Out of the way, you’ll even stumble across unblemished beaches which are surrounded by woodlands just a few kilometres from Tarragona. If it’s golden coast you’re after, this is the place.
See all beaches (21)Tarragona, a port city and the province’s capital, has epic Roman remains to get to know. Remarkable Reus is in easy reach, too. Take a stroll around Prim Square, head to the shops and explore the Gaudí Center.
See all sights (42)The Costa Dorada is activity central. Not only have you got PortAventura World right on your doorstep, there’s the Aquópolis waterpark and paintballing at Bosc Aventura. Add seven beautiful golf courses, downhill biking and 4x4 safaris, and you’ll always find something to keep you busy.
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Lake Garda
Lake Garda
Freshly caught baby squid and octopus are some of the specialities here. Look out for Suquet de Peix – tasty fish stew – and romesco sauce made with red peppers. Some of Spain’s best vineyards are on the Costa Dorada, so make sure you try some of the local wines as well as sparkling Cava.
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Desenzano, Lake Garda
Malcesine, Lake Garda
Reus is the commercial city of the Costa Dorada, where you can find an exciting array of styles and the most prestigious brands. There’s lots of souvenir shopping in the resorts too. What’s more, markets are held all over – the biggest on Sunday mornings. Haggle over lace, ceramics, shoes and more.
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Garda, Lake Garda
The ‘Slammers’ area of Salou, with its bars and clubs, has the liveliest nightlife in the region. But for something a little quieter, the chiringuitos – bars that line the long beach in Cambrils – make ideal venues for cocktail-sipping after hours. Whatever your tipple, there’s a place perfect for you.
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Desenzano, Lake Garda
Bardolino, Lake Garda
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