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Il Lago di Garda, o Benàco (Bènaco per i non toscani), è il maggiore lago italiano, con una superficie di circa 370 km². E' situato tra la Lombardia (con la provincia di Brescia), il Veneto (provincia di Verona) e il Trentino-Alto Adige (provincia di Trento).
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GeografiaLe acque del lago bagnano numerosi centri abitati in provincia di Brescia (Sirmione, Desenzano del Garda, Lonato, Padenghe sul Garda, Moniga del Garda, Manerba del Garda, San Felice del Benaco, Salò, Gardone Riviera, Toscolano-Maderno, Gargnano, Tignale, Tremosine, Limone sul Garda), in provincia di Verona (Peschiera del Garda, Castelnuovo del Garda, Lazise, Bardolino, Garda, Torri del Benaco, Brenzone, Malcesine) e in provincia di Trento (Riva del Garda, Nago-Torbole).
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La sua formazioneLa parte settentrionale del lago è lunga e stretta, ed è circondata da montagne, le maggiori delle quali appartengono al Gruppo del Baldo. La forma è quella tipica di una valle morenica: si ritiene infatti che questa porzione del lago sia stata creata dall'azione di un ghiacciaio paleolitico, il fiume Sarca è il principale affluente fra 25 immissari, fra i quali l'Aril che con i suoi 175 metri di lunghezza è considerato il fiume più breve del mondo. L'unico emissario del lago è il fiume Mincio. Se la zona del lago conserva tutt'oggi, evidentissime, le tracce lasciate dalle glaciazioni, soprattutto quella wurmiana (tra i 20.000 e i 15.000 anni fa) che un tempo erano ritenute la causa determinante la formazione della depressione lacustre, oggi si pensa, invece, che il modellamento glaciale sia intervenuto su una depressione già esistente, creata dalla maggior capacità di erosione esercitata dalle acque dei torrenti alpini, tra i 6 e i 5 milioni di anni fa, nel periodo in cui si verificò la cosiddetta "crisi di salinità" del Mediterraneo, ovvero un forte abbassamento del livello del mare dovuto all'interruzione della comunicazione con l'Oceano Atlantico. La morfologia glaciale sarebbe quindi sovrimposta ad una più antica morfologia fluviale e tettonica. All'inizio del Quaternario (1,5 milioni di anni fa) la zona dell'attuale bacino lacustre si presentava come un'ampia vallata nella quale si immettevano i fiumi Chiese (nella zona di Salò) e Sarca (presso Riva). Alle successive fasi di glaciazione si deve la formazione dell'imponente anfiteatro morenico antistante il lago e, quindi, la deviazione del Chiese secondo il suo corso attuale. A nord, le alluvioni del Fiume Sarca hanno invece colmato l'area a monte di Riva, dando origine alla conca di Arco e circondando l'antico isolotto del Monte Brione.
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Le isoleNel lago ci sono cinque isole, la più grande è l'isola del Garda, vicino a questa è l'isola di San Biagio anche detta "dei Conigli", entrambe situate nei pressi di San Felice del Benaco, verso Salò sulla costa bresciana. Le altre tre più piccole sono l'isola dell'Olivo, l'isola di Sogno e l'isola di Trimelone poste sulla costa veneta tra Malcesine e Assenza.
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Il climaIl clima mite ha favorito la crescita di alcune piante mediterranee (tra cui l'ulivo), e ha contribuito a rendere il Lago di Garda un'importante meta turistica internazionale. Famose, ma meno diffuse che in passato, sono le limonaie, serre a porte scorrevoli in cui le piante di limone e cedro potevano svernare tranquillamente. Durante la bella stagione le porte venivano aperte.
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La faunaLe specie di pesci presenti nel lago sono oltre una trentina, una è presente solo qui, il Carpione. Le altre specie più importanti sono: l'Agone, l'Alborella, l'Anguilla, la Bottatrice, la Carpa, il Cavedano, il Lavarello, il Luccio, il Persico reale, la Tinca, la Trota e il gambero d'acqua dolce.
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Le StradeIl lago di Garda è costeggiato dalle seguenti strade:
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La NavigazioneLa navigazione a motore sul lago è permessa oltre 300 m di distanza dalla riva, ad eccezione del promontorio di Sirmione, dei golfi di Salò e Manerba e dell'Isola di Garda dove è consentita oltre i 150 m. La parte Trentina del lago è invece interdetta alla navigazione a motore salvo alcune deroghe. La velocità massima deve essere inferiore ai 20 nodi di giorno, 5 nodi di notte, 3 nodi nei porti ed in fascia costiera protetta. E' possibile praticare lo sport dello sci nautico ad una distanza di 500 m dalla costa; in questo caso la velocità massima non deve essere superiore a 25 nodi. In ogni caso è d'obbligo informarsi presso l'autorità competenete per verificare ulteriori obblighi e/o limitazioni dovute a particolari ordinanze.
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Information Edit This Sport Activities in Lake Garda Lake Garda is definitely your place, if you like sporting activities. Sports such as windsurfing, sailing, swimming, canoeing and sky diving have a long tradition on Lake Garda. The mountains that frame Garda, in the northern part, also offer several sports opportunities, from hiking to biking across dozens of routes with different difficulty levels. Here, even those who prefer extreme sports can practice canyoning, rafting, climbing and paragliding. More traditional sports facilities for tennis, basketball, football, horse-riding are available anywhere around the lake. Windsurfing: The northern area of the lake delimited by Torbole, Malcesine and Limone is well known as one of the European capitals of this sport, attracting a growing number of windsurfers and where important competitions and championships take place; a little bit souther, in 'Campione' by Tremosine and 'Prà de la Fam' by Tignale you’ll also find exclusive spots. Either if you are a beginner or an expert windsurfer you need to know that there are two kind of wind you can surf: the northern wind or “Ora”, in the afternoon in Torbole or Riva, and the southern wind or “Pelèr”, very early in the morning. If you are interested in windsurfing on the lake, we have prepared for your convenience a list of mostly suitable accommodations and a bunch of useful information in a dedicated section of our site, follow this link to know more. Sailing: The largest body of fresh water in Italy offers innumerable opportunities for sailing. This sport can count on the unfailing "motor" offered by the regular winds of the lake, Pelèr in the morning and Ora in the afternoon. There are many clubs one in Castelletto di Brenzone, in Desenzano and three in Garda Trentino. Kitesurfing: Kitesurfing started a few years ago, is the sport of the moment. It was brought in Lake Garda by one of the world-wide windsurfing myths, the American Robby Naish, who tested all his products here. Today there are numerous kitesurfing enthusiasts, as well as several facilities for renting, repairing, especially in the northern-eastern area of the lake. Beware that kitesurfing is forbidden in the Trentino part of the lake, (Malcesine is the ideal location!). We have collected the most suitable accommodation solutions for kytesurfing together in our windsurf dedicated section. Golf: In the sweet hills surrounding the lake in Marciaga near Garda there are numerous and prestigious golf courses. Also around Desenzano and Salò you’ll find quiet and discrete golf courses. A lot of golf fans come to lake Garda to play golf in a unique environment, which offer sportive people various opportunities to enrich their holiday. We have prepared for your convenience a complete listing of golf courses, and their locations an characteristics, in our golf section. We also provide several accommodation that suite the golfer’s needs. Climbing: Thanks to the Rock Master, an international event hosted by the city of Arco for many years now and among the most famous in Europe, this sport now has a long tradition in the area. The true reign of free climbing, however, remains on the natural walls of Garda Trentino: the multicoloured walls of Massone, the walls of Romarzollo, the zebra-striped walls of Pietramurata and the routes of Mount Daino (where you can climb practically all year round). Also in the south of Garda in Marciaga there is a big area where you can climb watching the golf club. You can find in all newspaper shops of Garda the climbing guide. For climbers we have prepared our little guide, with all climbing walls or crags and a recommended list of hotels. Mountain bike: The mountain biking phenomenon in Garda is undoubtedly connected to the "Bike Festival"- the important international event that characterizes the spring season on Garda Trentino. Thousands of bike lovers meet in Alto Garda meet with the champion of this sport. It have also been selected for world wide championship in 2004. The northern lake also offers an entire series of mountain bike excursions: on Monte Brione; on the beautiful trail that leads to the small resort Campi, where until a few years ago the daring Downhill bikers could take part in the famous "Adrenalina Dangerous Downhill"; the marvellous single tracks on Monte Baldo or Monte Stivo; or the more "peaceful" excursions in the magnificent olive groves of Arco. In addition, there is Valle di Ledro (Ledro Valley), where everything is magic and beauty. If you are planning to come to Lake Garda to go mountain biking, see our dedicated section for several detailed information about routes and hotels that welcome bikers (with specific services of storage and repair). ___________Things to do Edit This At the arrive of the rotating cablecar (Monte Baldo) At the arrive of the rotating cablecar (Monte Baldo) Manuel The most wonderful things you can do in Lake Garda are here, presented to you by GardaYou. Check them out! Our Top Ten: A romantic trip on the boat from Malcesine to Limone: if you go to the northern sides of the lake check the boat timetables and take this wonderful trip. You’ll see the lake coasts you cannot see in any other way, and visit the quiet villages. Very cool shopping and eating. See our recommended accommodation in Limone and Malcesine. Visit the MART, in Rovereto: the most important cultural event during the last 30 years in Italy, have been the opening of this Multimedia Museum in Rovereto (a few km up north of Riva). It its permanent exibhitions of modern and contemporary art in an innovative architecture. A dinner by “Ago & Rita”: On Torri del Benaco, the Verona side of the lake, among the olive trees, Ago waits for you in his “Trattoria” where you can taste Tigelle, Salami and Cheeses, Gnocco Fritto and other specialties with wine, grappa, music and Agos’s own show. Young people come from everywhere in northern Italy to spend the entire evening here (Dancing to late hours, Reserving highly recommended!) Get to the to the Monte Baldo summit, with the new Rotating cablecar: leaving from Malcesine it brings you up to the Monte Baldo summit, see the incredible landscape of the lake from the summit, hike freely trough Monte Baldo paths or bring your mountain bike with you. Taste the world’s famous Valpolicella wines: just near the lake you’ll be able to visit the producers of the world’s famous Recioto, Amarone wines, and have the opportunity to taste it and why not .. bring some bottles home! Amusement and Thematic parks: spend a day in Gardaland, Caneva World or Parco Natura Viva for the enjoyment of children and yours. See more. A day in Verona: spend a day in Romeo and Juliet town, waiting for an evening appointment with the lyric in Arena. Visit the Vittoriale: the bizarre villa and the park of Gabriele D’Annunzio the most colourful and controversial personality of Italian literature. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Parco Sigurtà: in Valeggio near Peschiera ending with a romantic dinner in the medieval village of Borghetto on the Mincio river side. Visit CAMPO: a small medioeval village at the feets of Monte Baldo. T erra dei Forti Tour: the river Adige valley connects the mediterranean world to the german world up to the north. 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| Lago di Garda Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see the castle of malcesine the castle of malcesine vanilja Lago di Garda is located on the border of Lombardia, Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige. It is one of the most beautiful places in Italy and that's saying quite a lot. Over the centuries the lake has always been very popular with holiday makers. The area has been rich in well-known products since Ancient Times: marble and wine, which were exported in all parts of the world. Worth a special mention is the “Riviera degli Olivi”, the long golden shore running along the lake for 50 kilometres (from Peschiera to Malcesine). Places of interest on the lake include Lazise, Peschiera and Sirmione. A special site is the Vittoriale in Gardone just north of Salo. Here you find the house of Gabriele d'Annunzio, an Italian writer, who managed to collect a heap of interesting stuff in his house. From the Lago di Garda day trips can be made to Verona the Valpolicella with its excellent wines and Mantua.. ________History Edit This Thanks to its position between the German world and the mediterranean world, Lake Garda and its surroundings were inhabited during the centuries and nowadays there are numerous historic resorts that can be visited. Here we provide for your convenience a brief summary of what’s worth visiting. Especially in the South we have ancient roman resorts: the most important are those of Catullo’s villa in Sirmione known as “Grotte di Catullo”. After the roman age, in the Middle Ages, Lake Garda and its surroundings became the theatre of numerous battles and the towers of ancient castles are the symbol of the Scaligeri’s power from Sirmione to Malcesine. Numerous little churches of romanic period are a symbol of a religious and rural life in those ancient times. The soul of the ancient inhabitants of the lake still live in the following places: Torri’s Museum: the museum of olive oil cultivation and fishing instruments; Pescantina Museum: the museum of life on the river Adige; Campo: a small medieval village near Torri; Castle’s itinerary in Rivoli: the austrian and italian fortress in Val Lagarina. It was an era defined as the Grand Tour, one in which Lake Garda became the destination of aristocrats, artists and, in the 1800's, a genuine tourist spot. In fact Lake Garda - which is the biggest lake in Italy - has a particular shape, especially if observed from the northern side: it is enclosed between two mountain chains and it shows an intense blue water color. It was this beauty that captivated travellers from Northern Europe in the past such as: Gòethe and Kafka. During the Second World War, an important italian writer Gabriele D’Annunzio, choose Lake Garda to spend the last part of his life. The eccentric villa Vittoriale, which is definitely worth visiting, with its park is located on the Brescia side of the lake in Gardone. _______Practical Information Edit This Sport Activities in Lake Garda Lake Garda is definitely your place, if you like sporting activities. Sports such as windsurfing, sailing, swimming, canoeing and sky diving have a long tradition on Lake Garda. The mountains that frame Garda, in the northern part, also offer several sports opportunities, from hiking to biking across dozens of routes with different difficulty levels. Here, even those who prefer extreme sports can practice canyoning, rafting, climbing and paragliding. More traditional sports facilities for tennis, basketball, football, horse-riding are available anywhere around the lake. Windsurfing: The northern area of the lake delimited by Torbole, Malcesine and Limone is well known as one of the European capitals of this sport, attracting a growing number of windsurfers and where important competitions and championships take place; a little bit souther, in 'Campione' by Tremosine and 'Prà de la Fam' by Tignale you’ll also find exclusive spots. Either if you are a beginner or an expert windsurfer you need to know that there are two kind of wind you can surf: the northern wind or “Ora”, in the afternoon in Torbole or Riva, and the southern wind or “Pelèr”, very early in the morning. If you are interested in windsurfing on the lake, we have prepared for your convenience a list of mostly suitable accommodations and a bunch of useful information in a dedicated section of our site, follow this link to know more. Sailing: The largest body of fresh water in Italy offers innumerable opportunities for sailing. This sport can count on the unfailing "motor" offered by the regular winds of the lake, Pelèr in the morning and Ora in the afternoon. There are many clubs one in Castelletto di Brenzone, in Desenzano and three in Garda Trentino. Kitesurfing: Kitesurfing started a few years ago, is the sport of the moment. It was brought in Lake Garda by one of the world-wide windsurfing myths, the American Robby Naish, who tested all his products here. Today there are numerous kitesurfing enthusiasts, as well as several facilities for renting, repairing, especially in the northern-eastern area of the lake. Beware that kitesurfing is forbidden in the Trentino part of the lake, (Malcesine is the ideal location!). We have collected the most suitable accommodation solutions for kytesurfing together in our windsurf dedicated section. Golf: In the sweet hills surrounding the lake in Marciaga near Garda there are numerous and prestigious golf courses. Also around Desenzano and Salò you’ll find quiet and discrete golf courses. A lot of golf fans come to lake Garda to play golf in a unique environment, which offer sportive people various opportunities to enrich their holiday. We have prepared for your convenience a complete listing of golf courses, and their locations an characteristics, in our golf section. We also provide several accommodation that suite the golfer’s needs. Climbing: Thanks to the Rock Master, an international event hosted by the city of Arco for many years now and among the most famous in Europe, this sport now has a long tradition in the area. The true reign of free climbing, however, remains on the natural walls of Garda Trentino: the multicoloured walls of Massone, the walls of Romarzollo, the zebra-striped walls of Pietramurata and the routes of Mount Daino (where you can climb practically all year round). Also in the south of Garda in Marciaga there is a big area where you can climb watching the golf club. You can find in all newspaper shops of Garda the climbing guide. For climbers we have prepared our little guide, with all climbing walls or crags and a recommended list of hotels. Mountain bike: The mountain biking phenomenon in Garda is undoubtedly connected to the "Bike Festival"- the important international event that characterizes the spring season on Garda Trentino. Thousands of bike lovers meet in Alto Garda meet with the champion of this sport. It have also been selected for world wide championship in 2004. The northern lake also offers an entire series of mountain bike excursions: on Monte Brione; on the beautiful trail that leads to the small resort Campi, where until a few years ago the daring Downhill bikers could take part in the famous "Adrenalina Dangerous Downhill"; the marvellous single tracks on Monte Baldo or Monte Stivo; or the more "peaceful" excursions in the magnificent olive groves of Arco. In addition, there is Valle di Ledro (Ledro Valley), where everything is magic and beauty. If you are planning to come to Lake Garda to go mountain biking, see our dedicated section for several detailed information about routes and hotels that welcome bikers (with specific services of storage and repair). ________Things to do Edit This At the arrive of the rotating cablecar (Monte Baldo) At the arrive of the rotating cablecar (Monte Baldo) Manuel The most wonderful things you can do in Lake Garda are here, presented to you by GardaYou. Check them out! Our Top Ten: A romantic trip on the boat from Malcesine to Limone: if you go to the northern sides of the lake check the boat timetables and take this wonderful trip. You’ll see the lake coasts you cannot see in any other way, and visit the quiet villages. Very cool shopping and eating. See our recommended accommodation in Limone and Malcesine. Visit the MART, in Rovereto: the most important cultural event during the last 30 years in Italy, have been the opening of this Multimedia Museum in Rovereto (a few km up north of Riva). It its permanent exibhitions of modern and contemporary art in an innovative architecture. A dinner by “Ago & Rita”: On Torri del Benaco, the Verona side of the lake, among the olive trees, Ago waits for you in his “Trattoria” where you can taste Tigelle, Salami and Cheeses, Gnocco Fritto and other specialties with wine, grappa, music and Agos’s own show. Young people come from everywhere in northern Italy to spend the entire evening here (Dancing to late hours, Reserving highly recommended!) Get to the to the Monte Baldo summit, with the new Rotating cablecar: leaving from Malcesine it brings you up to the Monte Baldo summit, see the incredible landscape of the lake from the summit, hike freely trough Monte Baldo paths or bring your mountain bike with you. Taste the world’s famous Valpolicella wines: just near the lake you’ll be able to visit the producers of the world’s famous Recioto, Amarone wines, and have the opportunity to taste it and why not .. bring some bottles home! Amusement and Thematic parks: spend a day in Gardaland, Caneva World or Parco Natura Viva for the enjoyment of children and yours. See more. A day in Verona: spend a day in Romeo and Juliet town, waiting for an evening appointment with the lyric in Arena. Visit the Vittoriale: the bizarre villa and the park of Gabriele D’Annunzio the most colourful and controversial personality of Italian literature. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in Parco Sigurtà: in Valeggio near Peschiera ending with a romantic dinner in the medieval village of Borghetto on the Mincio river side. Visit CAMPO: a small medioeval village at the feets of Monte Baldo. T erra dei Forti Tour: the river Adige valley connects the mediterranean world to the german world up to the north. We have dedicated an entire section of our site. Terra dei Forti . (Castles, Wineries and Vineyards, Churces, Agritourism, Restaurants ..) Contributors November 01, 2006 change by giorgio [Add Activity] Christopher Edit This Lake Garda is the largest and most popular lake in Italy. It was formed in the last Ice Age and covers 370 sq. kilometres, reaching right up into the Alps. This beautiful mountain location makes it one of the most spectacular settings in the world. If you stay at any of our recommended hotels or holiday homes you will find yourself right at the heart of this landscape. On the southern shore, jutting into lake garda, lays Sirmione with its quiet cobblestone streets, thermal baths, fairytale castle, olive groves and quaint Lake Garda hotels. Gazing across Lake Garda from more.. type: Other World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +256774498640 url: www.lakegarda.biz address: Italy email: info@lakegarda.biz Christopher Edit This Lake Garda is the largest and most popular lake in Italy. It was formed in the last Ice Age and covers 370 sq. kilometres, reaching right up into the Alps. This beautiful mountain location makes it one of the most spectacular settings in the world. If you stay at any of our recommended hotels or holiday homes you will find yourself right at the heart of this landscape. On the southern shore, jutting into lake garda, lays Sirmione with its quiet cobblestone streets, thermal baths, fairytale castle, olive groves and quaint Lake Garda hotels. Gazing across Lake Garda from more.. type: Spa and Sauna World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.lakegarda.biz address: italy email: info@lakegarda.biz |