Benches and tulips on the lakeside promenade, facing Lake Garda

Surroundings

Bardolino lies on the Verona shore of Lake Garda: the village by the water, the hills behind, among vineyards and olive groves.

Getting around

On foot or by bike.

It is the best way to get around Bardolino, Calmasino and Cisano: walking and cycling routes are on visitbardolino.it. In the centre there is also an electric tourist train, from Piazza del Porto.

From Piazzale Aldo Moro, ATV buses go to Verona and to Verona Villafranca airport (atv.verona.it). From the harbours of Bardolino and Cisano, ferries sail all over the lake (navigazionelaghi.it). You can also rent motorboats.

A jetty on the lake at sunset, with the Rocca di Garda in the background
Things to do

From the beach to Monte Baldo.

Bardolino

Bardolino

A village on the lake, with vineyards and olive groves behind it. The climate is mild in winter and warm, but not muggy, in summer. From Bardolino wine to spas, there is much more than the beach.

Verona

Verona

From Piazza Bra and the Arena, home of the opera festival, walk along Via Mazzini to Piazza delle Erbe. The other sights are within walking distance, along the Adige.

Malcesine cable car

Malcesine cable car

From Malcesine to the top of Monte Baldo in a few minutes, up to almost 1,800 metres, in rotating cabins. You can see the lake, the Alps and the plain.

Sport

Sport

Sailing, windsurfing, rowing, fishing and diving on the lake. Mountain biking, horse riding, tennis and walks in the hills. In winter, skiing in the nearby mountains.

Golf

Golf

On the eastern shore there are five courses: Ca’ degli Ulivi, Paradiso del Garda, Chervò San Vigilio, Golf Club Verona and Villafranca.

Spas and wellness

Spas and wellness

A few kilometres from the Suites: Aquardens, Gardacqua, Aquaspa and the Parco Termale del Garda.

Family parks

Family parks

Gardaland, Caneva World, Parco Natura Viva, Giardino Sigurtà and Jungle Adventure, for grown-ups and children.

Olive Oil Museum

Olive Oil Museum

Presses, millstones and a reconstructed 19th-century water-powered oil mill. Video guides tell the story of olive oil on Lake Garda.

Wine Museum

Wine Museum

In Costabella, at the Zeni winery: the tools once used to harvest grapes and make wine, from baskets to presses, presented by a family of winegrowers.

Events in Verona and its province are on visitverona.it.

Check the dates.

The best price is always here: at least 10% less than on the booking portals.