News & Service

Lake Garda’s water levels and wastewater treatment system are under close watch, ensuring safety and quality amid rising concerns before the tourist season.

Land use in Riva evolves with new urban plans, expanding lakefront zones, and infrastructure projects to boost sustainable development and local growth.

Lake Garda’s water levels remain steady around 172m amid ongoing inflows, with discharges balancing inflows from Sarca basin and Po River.

Mountain repair work on the Gardesana near Limone is progressing, with road reopening possibly before Christmas after debris removal and damage assessments.

Sirmione’s tourism shines with Blue Flag awards and new conference facilities, extending the season and boosting environmental and economic growth.

The insidious àndre wind, feared during high waters at Lake Garda, can cause floods reminiscent of 1960, making locals whisper its name in dread.

Mayors demand inquiry into Garda lake flooding and authorities’ handling, citing discrepancies and concerns over lake level management and safety.

Lonato’s rich history and architecture come alive through student-created art, illustrating centuries of Venetian, Lombard, and wartime heritage.

Road safety improvements on Salò-Desenzano route as Brescia province plans new traffic management projects, including roundabouts for enhanced infrastructure and safety.

Arco’s “Pagine del Garda” exhibition celebrates local culture, history, and connections across Europe, ending with Mauro Grazioli’s book presentation.