News & Service

Malcesine’s “Goethe’s Eyes” exhibition by Bruno Gorlato explores culture and art, opening in Padova’s Palazzo Capitani until September 11.

German and Italian teams excel at Lake Garda sailing competition, with exciting races and new debuts, crowned by the Lotteria Grand Prix victory.

Residents petition for dog-friendly beaches in Garbagnate Milanese, highlighting the need for designated areas despite municipal bans.

Sirmione’s environmental and weather monitoring center, a model for innovation, promotes water quality, education, and conservation in this fragile lake landscape.

Arco revives its green heritage with expanded public gardens, revitalized green zones, and vibrant flowerbeds, enhancing both city and hamlet landscapes.

Garda charity wine honors cardiac surgeon Barnard’s legacy, supporting African AIDS projects and promoting heart health with a blends inspired by his life.

Traffic test in Garda and Lazise faces criticism; roundabouts cause delays, but Lazise’s layout enhances safety and flow, despite some bottlenecks.

Vandalism on Lake Garda’s Ponale route persists, with costly gate damage and heightened security measures amid increasing criminal activity.

Castiglione’s private kindergartens, vital to local education, promote inclusion and high-quality services, backed by a renewed three-year municipal agreement.

Carpione from Lake Garda sparks a heated debate: grilled or boiled, this rare fish reflects centuries-old culinary traditions and lakefront poetry.