Garden & Terrace
Beach
Water Sports
Sauna & Beauty Centre
Tennis ( walking distance)
Golf (nearby)
Clay Pigeon Shooting
Go Karts
 

Gardaland is the largest amusement park in Italy. Located not far from Park Hotel, in Castelnuovo del Garda 37014 in the province of Verona. Fun the whole year round. A fabulous dreamland for young and old alike.

The beautiful lakeside towns around Garda have charmed foreign visitors for centuries. The area was a luxury summer destination; in Sirmione and Desenzano you can visit ruins and mosaics that record their presence.  Lake Garda is long and slim with a southern end that is low, rolling land, fairly built-up. In contrast, the northen end is surrounding by towering mountains.
One of this surroundings villages worth a visit is Garda,  a popular resort which gave the lake its name and which still preserves the characteristics of its historic past.
With a wide sheltered bay and a long curved pebble beach lapped by the clear blue waters of the lake, Garda enjoys an idyllic position less than an hour from the historical city of Verona Much favoured by the Venetian nobility until the 18th century, many graceful villas still remain in this beautiful area, the most notable being the Villa Albertini, a vast 15th century palace A path winds half way around the headland towards the Punta San Vigilio where Churchill wrote his memoirs and which is much favoured by royalty as a holiday destination A long wide traffic free promenade lies beside the lake with delightful lively colourful cafés, open-air restaurants, cheerful bars and many shops and boutiques Fishing boats bobbing in the port are backed by elegant hotels and hills clad with olive groves The town livens up at night and the promenade is thronged with strollers Pizzerias, restaurants, romantic candlelit bars and ice cream cafés become the focus of life
Another lakeside town worth a visit is Riva del Garda. Small fishing village  surrounded by blue-grey mountains

Desenzano is a thriving town combining commerce and tourism, art and sport, traditional food, wine and culture.
At the southern end of the lake, Desenzano is a typical Italian lakeside town, totally unspoilt by international tourism Much favoured by the Italians themselves as a holiday destination, it offers historical and archeological interest dating back to Roman times Fishing boats and elegant yachts rock gently in the harbour and the excellent public boat service links Desenzano with other destinations around the lake Narrow streets house antique shops and fashionable boutiques and there are over 40 restaurants, trattorias and pizzerias. Regular classical and jazz concerts are normally held from June to August in the main square and also an antiques market on the first Sunday of the month There is a large general market every Tuesday.
The surrounding countryside is ideal for walking and many a meander passes elegant villas, renovated monasteries, medieval churches or simple farmhouses producing local fare.

Other interesting places to visit nearby:

Brescia 20 Kms
Verona 25 Kms
Milano 120 Kms
Venezia 140 Kms
Florence 250 Kms