Fresh summer breeze, small streets packed with boutique shops, bougainvillea blooming on ancient roman buildings: this is Sirmione. The small peninsula is in fact the gem of the Lake Garda for the unique mix of culture, history and attractions it offers. Last but not least, it is also the homeland of Lugana, the wonderful white wine produced in this area.

Sirmione is famous for the charm of its old town centre, with its narrow and irregular alleys, for the Thermal Baths of Catullo, and for the ruins of the Roman Villa, known also as “Grotte di Catullo”, which is one of the most important Roman building left in northern Italy. A further important site is the Medieval Castello Scaligero, with its typical swallowtail battlement, that was built in the 13th century by the Lors of Verona, as a protection for the low Lake Garda and for the fleets in the harbour.

We organize many tours to explore this beautiful village and the lovely surroundings rich with green vineyards where Lugana Doc (= controlled designation of origin) wine is produced in an area of 1.400 hectares.