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Walk through the streets of Garda

Tuesday, 29 September 2026 · 10:00 · Garda · Centro storico

Original title: Passeggiata per le vie di Garda

A guided 2-hour walk through Garda's historic centre, every Tuesday from April to end of October, in German, English and Italian. Free, no booking needed.

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About the event

From April to the end of October, a two-hour guided walk through the streets of Garda takes place every Tuesday, with commentary in German, English and Italian.

The meeting point is at 10am in front of the town hall (Comune). Participation is free and no booking is required.

The walk includes a visit to the Chiesa Parrocchiale (parish church) and the Pieve, before moving into the town centre to see various historic buildings, now privately owned. It concludes with a visit to the Museo Territoriale della Pesca sul Lago, the lake fishing museum.

Expected weather

Forecast for Tuesday, 29 September 2026 in Garda: partly cloudy, 26° by day and 17° at night, 0% chance of rain.

  1. Tue 29/09Partly cloudy26° 17°0%
  2. Wed 30/09Cloudy25° 19°3%
  3. Thu 01/10Cloudy25° 19°3%

Forecast as of 2026-09-27 · Open-Meteo

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Getting to Garda

By car, the A22 exit Affi – Lago di Garda Sud is a short drive away. The nearest railway stations are Peschiera del Garda and Verona Porta Nuova: ATV line 483 runs from Peschiera via Lazise and Bardolino, lines 162–165 come from Verona, and line 484 continues north to Malcesine and Riva. Garda is also a major Navigazione Laghi stop.

Ferry: One of the busiest stops on the Desenzano–Riva line, with frequent boats north to Malcesine and Riva, south to Bardolino, Lazise and Sirmione, and some fast services with supplement.

Parking: The historic centre is a pedestrian area with an access permit system for authorised vehicles; the Baia delle Sirene at Punta San Vigilio has a large paid car park among the olive trees.

About Garda

Garda takes its name from the Lombard word warda, a guard post, and in turn gave it to the whole lake. The fortress that stood on the Rocca di Garda above town is where Queen Adelaide of Burgundy was held prisoner in the 10th century; today the hill is a short hike with views over the bay.

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Translated and summarised from the organiser’s listing (Italiano). Source: Lago di Garda Veneto (OGD / Destinazione Garda Veneto) · checked 2026-09-27. Details can change — confirm with the organiser before you travel.

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