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Quick facts
- Lake Garda stretches over 51.6 kilometers (32 miles) in length, making it the largest lake in Italy.
- The town of Sirmione, located on a peninsula at the southern end of the lake, is famous for its ancient Roman ruins, including the 1st-century Grotte di Catullo.
- The northern part of Lake Garda is known for its dramatic cliffs and is popular for windsurfing, with the annual Garda Trentino Windsurf World Cup attracting international competitors.
- Limone sul Garda, a picturesque town on the western shore, is renowned for its lemon groves, which have been cultivated since the 13th century.
- In 2019, the lake was visited by over 23 million tourists, drawn by its stunning landscapes and recreational activities such as hiking, cycling, and sailing.
Travel details
- Country
- Italy
- Wind (now)
- 8 km/h
- Coordinates
- 45.6083, 10.6917
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