Festa del Broccolo di Torbole

About the event

The Broccolo di Torbole grows even in the depths of winter in Torbole and Linfano, thanks to Lake Garda and the Pelèr, the north-east wind that creates a unique microclimate.

During the festival, visitors can try a menu dedicated to the Broccolo di Torbole, visit the Broccoli Village in Piazza Lietzmann with freshly picked broccoli, taste local extra virgin olive oil with the EvoTrentino tasters, and discover local products presented by Slow Food.

The Broccolo di Torbole is a Slow Food Presidio and a symbolic product of the area. The festival involves producers and associations from the Garda Trentino area and promotes responsible choices and seasonal products.

Typical weather

No forecast yet. In January Nago-Torbole averages 9° by day and 3° at night, with rain on about 7 days of the month.

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Getting to Nago-Torbole

Take the A22 exit Rovereto Sud/Lago di Garda Nord and the SS240 to Nago, where the road drops to Torbole. Trentino Trasporti buses run from Rovereto station to Torbole, Riva and Arco. Torbole is also a stop on the Navigazione Laghi boat line to Riva, and cycle paths link it with Arco and Nago.

Ferry: Stop on the Navigazione Laghi line between Riva del Garda and Limone/Malcesine and the southern lake; not every run calls here, so check the timetable.

About Nago-Torbole

Nago-Torbole is two villages in one municipality: Torbole on the shore at the mouth of the Sarca, and Nago on the rocky shelf above it, where the road from Rovereto first reaches the lake.

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