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CITY OVERVIEW

Once Lake Garda's most prestigious corner, Gardone is flush with belle époque hotels, opulent villas and extravagant gardens. They tumble down the hillside from the historic centre, Gardone Sopra, complete with tiny chapel and piazza, to the cobbled lungolago of Gardone Sotto, which is lined with cafes and other tourist paraphernalia. Although the haute glamour of Gardone’s 19th-century heyday is long gone it is a pleasant enough place for a stroll and drink, although you’ll probably want to base yourself elsewhere on the lake. An hour of so uphill from Gardone is the pretty mountain village of San Michele from where you can pick up a number of panoramic walking trails. Ask at the tourist office in Gardone Sotto for details.

Poets and politicians, divas and dictators, they've all been drawn to captivating Lake Garda (Lago di Garda). In fact, 7% of all tourists to Italy head for the lake’s shores, taking to its wind-ruffled waters in the north and village- and vineyard-hopping in the south. Surrounded by three distinct regions – Lombardy, Trentino Alto-Adige and the Veneto – the lake’s cultural diversity attracts a cosmopolitan crowd. Mittleeuropeans colonise northern resorts such as Riva del Garda and Torbole, where restaurants serve air-dried ham and Austrian-style carne salada (salted beef), while in the south, French and Italian families bed down in Valtenesi farmhouses and family-friendly spa towns such as Sirmione and Bardolino.