Italy cycling to its finest: Verona and Lake Garda

With natural beauty and history, Verona is a top destination for those who love cycling in breathtaking locations.
Starting from Verona, which is itself an open-air museum, it is possible to reach Lake Garda very easily. Every place you encounter around here is like a handle that magically opens the rooms of emotions, giving us unforgettable moments. Bardolino, an old fishing village with a picturesque lakeside promenade. Garda, bordered to the north by Mount Luppia descending to the lake forming the delightful Punta San Vigilio, while to the south, it’s the Colle della Rocca that sketches an unforgettable panorama. And Torri del Benaco, with its Scaliger Castle, erected to defend the harbor and a unique atmosphere. But also the area of Mount Baldo, a true paradise for nature lovers. The variety of plants it hosts is so extensive that it can be compared to a botanical garden, and among its numerous species, some are exclusive to this mountain.
And Valpolicella, renowned for its precious wines – among which the Recioto and the Amarone stand out. Vinicultural jewels can be enjoyed together with the culinary specialties of Italian and local traditions. On the valley floor, there are about a hundred historic villas, while near Fumane, there are prehistoric caves among the most important archaeological sites in Europe.

A bike tour around these parts is a surprising sensory journey to discover a territory with multiple facets, where history (even the cycling one) intertwines with the magnificence of nature and art, forming an unparalleled combination of tradition and innovation.
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Verona & Lake Garda