Lake Garda

Introduction

Lake Garda is a beautiful, open lake near Verona, Italy's largest lake. This blue water embraced by green mountains, ancient towns and lemon groves is a famous resort, a gorgeous sight. Lake Garda lies northwest of Verona, Italy's largest lake and one of its most famous, gorgeous lake resorts. The blue, open, clear water is like a sapphire in northern Italy, extremely beautiful: in the north, the long lake reaches into the Alps, with towering steep mountains, fjord-like grandeur; in the south, the lake is open and gentle, with rolling hills, olive and lemon groves (Garda's mild climate is among the northernmost limits of European lemon growing). Around the lake are beautiful, quaint ancient towns (like Sirmione, a peninsula town with a castle and hot springs; and Malcesine), with old towns, lake views, green mountains and flowers forming a gorgeous, tranquil, pleasant lakeside scene. Visitors can stroll the old towns, take a boat cruise, and enjoy the mild resort atmosphere. Visiting Verona's outskirts and Lake Garda's beauty, strolling lakeside towns, is a gorgeous sight.

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