What to see

Verona (22 km) The city of Romeo and Juliet, full of Roman and mediaeval attractions: Piazza Bra' with the Arena, Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's Tomb, Castelvecchio, Arche Scaligere, Basilica di S.Zeno, Castel S.Pietro and the Roman Theatre.

Mantua (38 km) We are just 50 km away from the city of the Gonzaga family and the Latin poet Virgil, with its wealth of artistic attractions: Palazzo Ducale, Palazzo Te, Piazza Sordello, Piazza delle Erbe, Sant'Andrea, the home of Mantegna... and much more.

Venice (140 km) Venice is just an hour and a half away by train. This extraordinary city offers plenty to see: Piazza S.Marco, Palazzo Ducale, the Rialto Bridge, Gallerie dell'Accademia, Lido, Murano and Torcello, and the Grand Canal by gondola.

GARDALAND (1,5 km) Italy's biggest theme park is fifth place in the list of the world's best parks according to the authoritative US economic magazine FORBES, beating Eurodisney in Paris. An ideal place to visit for an unforgettable day of relaxation and fun.

MOVIELAND (4 km) Movieland Studios http://www.movieland.it/

LIVE NATURE PARK (10 km) This zoo is home to a large number of animals and allows visitors to come into contact with them, in a beautiful, natural green setting.

PARCO SIGURTA' (12 km) Nature is at her best in these large gardens, arousing a whole range of new emotions. A wonderful day out in the park will restore harmony and happiness to the entire family.

Parco naturale della Lessinia (30 km) A natural environment with footpaths, mountain bike trails and bridleways. Ideal for tourists looking for real contact with the local nature and the ancient traditions of the mountain's inhabitants. Visit the Molina waterfalls, the Geopaleontological Museum in Camposilvano, the Fossil Museum and the Pesciara Cave in Bolca.

Arena di Verona e Teatro Romano (22 km) The opera season in the Arena begins in late June and concludes in late August. http://www.arena.it/ Plays and ballets are performed at the Roman Theatre. http://www.arena.it/

OLIVE OIL MUSEUM (8 km) The rural olive press at the dawn of industrial technology: this is the key theme in the OIL MUSEUM created by the OLEIFICIO CISANO DEL GARDA.

Sirmione e le grotte di Catullo (10 km) This historical peninsula in the lake was the home of the Latin poet Catullus (1st century B.C.). The "caves" are really the majestic remains of a Roman villa from early Imperial times, conserving frescoes dating back to the