In a country like Italy, spoilt rotten with fantastic tourist destinations and beautiful sites, a place has to be exceptional to stand out. From the historic cities of Rome and Florence to the breathtaking landscapes of the Dolomites and the Amalfi Coast, destinations have a hard battle in the Italian tourism arena.
But Italy’s lakes manage it, sitting pretty in the north of the country, combining centuries-old architecture, riviera colours, and magnificent landscapes – and Lake Garda is arguably the most delightful of the lot. Rolling hills, covered with verdant forests and hillside greenery, climb up from the waters while a slew of pastel-hued towns are scattered throughout.
