Lake Garda (Lago di Garda)

Lake Garda is Italy’s largest lake (370 sq. km). It was formed during the last ice age, through the melting of the Etsch glacier. The alpine lake is subject of three different provinces: Trentino (north), Verona (east) and Brescia (west).

The shoreline of Lake Garda is bustling with Mediterranean vegetation such as cyresses, oelanders, cedars, olive and palm

trees. Farming is influenced by the cultivation of wine in the north and east, and olive trees and citriculture in the south.

Partner Organisation:

Comunità del Garda

Contact: Aventino Frau, President

Villa Mirabella - Via dei Colli, 15

I - 25083 Gardone Riviera (BS), Italy

Phone: +39 - 03 65 - 29 04 11

Fax: +39 - 03 65 - 29 00 25

E-mail: info@lagodigarda.it

Website: www.lagodigarda.it/