Top Things to do in Nago-Torbole
The 9 Best Sights & Landmarks in Nago-Torbole, Trentino-Alto Adige
Discover the best top things to do in Nago-Torbole, Italy including Holy Lucia's Road, Casa del Dazio, Chiesa di SantAndrea, Belvedere Viewpoint, Sentiero panoramico Busatte Tempesta, Penede Castle, Chiesa di Santa Maria al Lago, Chiesa di San Vigilio, Chiesa della Santissima Trinita.
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1. Holy Lucia's Road
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
For centuries, this road was the main link between Garda and Nago.It takes its name from a small shrine dedicated to Saint Lucy. A bronze plaque commemorates a daring undertaking by the Venetians in 1439: sailing up the River Adige to Ravazzone, they then transported large galleys and a number of small boats via the land route and then down the steep path to Torbole, where they were moored again to face the Visconti fleet in battle. It is a lovely stroll among the olive trees and there is a marvellous view of Lake Garda.
2. Casa del Dazio
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4.5 based on 61 reviews
This was the headquarters of the Austrian customs who built it in the early 18th century. The little building gives the small harbour of Torbole a somewhat Venetian atmosphere.
Reviewed By sinarak - Hong Kong, China
The Austrian customs house is located at the waterfront just across from Hotel Lago di Garda. A beautiful and quaint small house always decorated with flowers!
3. Chiesa di SantAndrea
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4.5 based on 30 reviews
Saint Andrea is the Patron Saint of the fishermen. The church is located above the oldest part of Torbole sul Garda in a panoramic position, with view on Lake Garda and surrounded by an olive grove. Saint Andrea’s Chapel was first mentioned in a document dating back to 1175. The church was rebuilt in late Baroque style after the devastation by the French troops of General Vendôme in 1703, but former architectonic elements were maintained. The alter-piece in the apse is noteworthy, and represents Saint Andrea’s Martyrdom, by the painter Giambettino Cignaroli (1706-1770) from Verona. The figures in the painting, detailed and realistic, are believed to have been modeled after commoners from the village. In the two aisles there are two wooden statues, representing St. Giuseppe and the so called Madonna Romani, after the name of the sponsor who donated it.
4. Belvedere Viewpoint
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
A panoramic viewpoint on a small rocky outcrop overlooking Torbole. From here the eye can roam over the lake and the houses below. The remains of a some walls suggest the existence in the past of a settlement or maybe a tower.
5. Sentiero panoramico Busatte Tempesta
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4.5 based on 533 reviews
Reviewed By 446veronikah
This was really amazing experience! A few kilometers of way through mild terrain and wonderful view of the mountains around and the Lago di Garda below. We started at the info point in Torbole and ended our journey in Tempesta on bus station. We stopped and enjoy the look at every point of view, so the journey took us almost three hours. By the way here is no refreshment.
6. Penede Castle
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4.0 based on 38 reviews
The ruins of Penede Castle surround the colossal rock extending towards Lake Garda above Torbole.Location of a prehistoric construction with walls, maybe a place fortified by the Romans, the castle ist first mentioned in 1210.After having been contended all through the middle age, the castle was sacked in 1703 and set ablaze by the French-Spanish troops of the Duke of Vendôme. The rocky spur of the castle was fortified by the Austrians in 1914 with artillery (80 and 100 caliber) in connection with the fortresses of Nago. This spot enjoys exceptional panoramic view. In the underlying wood we find the ruins of an enormous lime wall (probably a Roman tower) with parts of a staircase in red stone. Clay tiles, Roman coins and pottery were unearthed here, and represent proof of the Roman presence.
7. Chiesa di Santa Maria al Lago
8. Chiesa di San Vigilio
9. Chiesa della Santissima Trinita
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