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10 things you probably didn't know about Lake Garda in the province of Trento

Published on: 2018-03-19

Author: CampRest.com

Category: Places to visit

10 things you probably didn't know about the northern part of Lake Garda, between an imposing mountain range and crystal waters, whose surface is clouded by the Ora wind.

Do you know what a molche is? And did you know that the famous poet D'Annunzio still holds the honorable title of president of the sailing club " Fraglia Vela" in Riva del Garda?

You can learn about this and many other interesting facts about the Garda Trentino region in this article! It is an extremely rich area that combines Mediterranean and mountain climate and a romantic atmosphere with the proximity of a lake whose waters resemble sea waves. It is a real paradise on earth - you have to come here, experience it first-hand, enjoying every moment and absorbing with all your senses.

Here are ten facts; if you don't know them yet, you'll find out right away!

Ten things on the list are just the beginning. You will see so much more here. And what do you think? Are you ready to discover the described places and others that we haven't mentioned? The Garda Trentino region is waiting for you with small and bigger treasures.

Lake Garda campsites

The campsites at Lake Garda are the perfect choice for everyone. At the campsite you can enjoy a holiday on Lake Garda at affordable prices in virtually any season of the year. The camps are situated close to Lake Garda and are surrounded by lush vegetation in an interesting environment. The campsites offer a variety of services, from renting bicycles or windsurfing equipment to the possibility of renting kayaks or pedal boats. Whether you choose a tent, caravan or motorhome, the campsite has everything you need. Many of the campsites on Lake Garda also offer entertainment, bars and restaurants.

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