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Bardolino: Italy's best kept secret

Keith Barrett
Tourists looking to stay in Italy often head for the big cities, with Rome, Florence and Venice being particular favourites. There is more to Italy than these crowded areas though - Bardolino is one such alternative.

You can be forgiven for not having heard of Bardolino. Though the town is well known by most Italians, it remains something of a mystery to many visitors from overseas. Located just 25 kilometres north of Verona, Bardolino is the ideal place to stay for those looking for a base from which to explore the beautiful region around Lake Garda.

Located on the south-west shore of the lake, Bardolino is part of the region known as Veneto. This area is renowned for its wine and olives - you may well have seen olive oil from this region in your local supermarket.

As you might expect, wine plays a central role within the community, making this a great haven for wine lovers - you'll even find that Bardolino has its own dedicated wine region.

The greatest advantage that Bardolino has over many resorts is its wonderful location, perched by the side of one of Europe's finest lakes. You can explore Lake Garda by boat or via the regular ferry services that run from here.

For those who enjoy walking or cycling, you'll also find that there is plenty to explore in the surroundings of Lake Garda.

Another great attraction here is that the climate is pleasant, but considerably milder than that found in more southerly areas of Italy. While tourists swelter in the heat of the big cities, Bardolino benefits from its proximity to Garda and the surrounding mountains.

Bardolino truly is a wonderful town and one that remains relatively unknown by so many visitors to Italy.


About the Author
To find out more about Bardolino and Lake Garda, check out Keith Barrett's other travel articles. This article may be used by any website publisher, though this resource box must always be included in full.©2006 All rights reserved

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