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Places to visit
Riva del Garda
Tignale and Tremosine are areas incoporating several small villages in the dramatic mountain side between Gargnano and Limone. The mountains here are very steep and although these areas look pretty close to the lake on a map, in reality the roads twist and turn up the steep inclines and you can easily take 15 minutes or so from the lakeside. At around 400 to 500 metres high they offer a great view of the lake but if you want to be handyfor the water they might not be the best places to stay.
Arco is worthy of a mention because rock climbing is so big here. The town is located around 5 kilometres north of Riva (at the top of the lake) and features fantastic rock climbing and training facilities. There are loads of massive rock faces which are favourite places to scale by experienced rock climbers. The town has a dramatic castle which sits on a vertical stack of rock behind the town. The town itself is a very pleasant place with lots of nice buildings, shops and restaurants.
San Felice town itself is located a bit away from the lake and is a smaller, less significant place. Never the less there are many properties spread around this area still classified as San Felice and is therefore worthy of a mention. From here you can get very nice views of both the rock of Manerba and Isola del Garda (Lake Garda's largest and prettiest island). You will find San Felice between Manerba and Salo.Do you find the idea of looking through all the different pages on all the towns too hard work? Then discovering our quick and easy route to getting a flavour of all the main Lake Garda towns! Why not sit back, relax and watch our Lake Garda towns slideshow and then just look up the towns you like best. Beaches There are many
great beaches
around the lake to relax on! Did you know that Lake Garda has in excess of 45 km of free beaches! Find out about all the best beaches and what to expect in general regarding the beaches there.
Dolomite Mountains The
Dolomite mountains
to the north of Lake Garda are stunning, with jagged and near vertical peak in some places. This is a great place to drive or hike round in the summer or ski in the winter.
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