Built in the 14th century, the Lazise Dogana Veneta played a crucial role in overseeing goods moving within the territory of the Serenissima Republic of Venice. Serving as checkpoint for commercial traffic on Lake Garda, it became a strategic point for trade between Lombardy and the Republic of Venice. Today, it is a prestigious venue, hosting cultural events and ceremonies.

The medieval Desenzano del Garda Castle was built between the ninth and tenth centuries for defensive purposes. Enlarged during the Scaliger and Visconti periods, it lost importance under the Venetian Republic. Today it is an impressive venue with views over Lake Garda.

The Scaliger Castle in Villafranca di Verona was erected in the 13th century by the Scaliger seigniory as a strategic fortification to defend the territory from outside domination. During the period of the Venetian Republic, the castle lost some of its military importance and today represents an important historical and cultural heritage, frequented by tourists and scholars.

The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Frassino, located in Peschiera del Garda, was built in 1514 after the miraculous apparition of the Madonna to a farmer near an ash tree (frassino in Italian). Since then, it has been an important place of pilgrimage, which is rich in works of art and spirituality.

The Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Sirmione is a Romanesque religious building dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It located in the old town centre and is known for its 12th century frescoes and evocative atmosphere.

The Padiglione degli Ufficiali, located in Peschiera del Garda, was part of a historic Austro-Hungarian fortress and served as accommodation for military officers. Today, after undergoing several restorations, it is a symbol of the town’s strategic past and hosts cultural events.

Laghetto del Frassino is a lake ecosystem known for its unique biodiversity. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognised for its prehistoric pile-dwelling areas, which offer important evidence of the Bronze Age communities that once lived there.

The Brolo delle Melanie was an enchanting medieval garden, characteristic of noble residences, featuring aromatic plants, fruit trees and spaces for leisure and reflection. Today it stands as a symbol of the harmonious blend of nature and culture found in ancient aristocratic homes.