Hotels Riva del Garda, Guesthouses Riva del Garda and Residences Riva del Garda

Riva del Garda, a small municipality situated in the province of Trento, is one of the most appreciated holiday destinations in Trentino. The city centre, which overlooks the north-western shores of Lake Garda and is dominated by Mount Rocchetta and Mount Baldo, makes the ideal base for enjoying utmost relax or performing the exciting sports activities organized around the biggest lake in Italy.

All year round, Riva del Garda offers a remarkably wide array of accommodation facilities belonging to different categories, such as charming hotels overlooking the lake and comfortable guesthouses situated a short distance from the major peaks of the surrounding area. Not to be missed are intimate inns and bed and breakfasts, the ideal accommodation facilities for young people since they give them the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here at reasonable prices.

A renowned health resort and the ideal point of departure for exciting mountain excursions, Riva del Garda has been an appreciated holiday destination for many years now. Both the lovers of water sports and expert climbers regularly flock to Riva del Garda. Departing from the two harbours of Riva, both sailors and windsurfers will have the possibility to exploit Pelèr (northern) and Ora (southern) winds, which blow in the morning and afternoon respectively. Both in spring and in autumn, the lovers of mountain bike will have the opportunity to explore charming mountain paths which connect Riva del Garda with the nearby peaks. The Bike Festival, a famous sporting event which takes place here every year, gathers thousands of expert cyclists and mountain bikers from all over the world. Not to be missed are the amazing cultural events and music festivals which liven up the streets of the city centre and the major cultural places of this beautiful lake resort.
Riva del Garda boasts inestimable artistic and architectural beauties, such as the church of Inviolata, the XII-century fortress which overlooks the lake, the Tower which is home to the Civic Museum, some entrance gates which once provided access to impressive medieval walls, the Venetian Bulwark, which was erected on the slopes of Mount Rocchetta, and plenty of contemporary buildings designed by acclaimed international architects.
Excursionists will have the opportunity to take part in charming boat trips across the lake, admire Varone waterfalls, which are easily accessible following the 3-kilometre-long route which heads north, and visit the small hamlet of Pregasina, which offers sweeping views of the lake.